Once finished, you can resume the program where it was paused. I'm not sure about Windows users but if you're running Linux you can start Matlab in a terminal using.
Now whenever you want to pause execution you can use ctrl-Z. Then to resume type fg. I hope this helps. Asked By: Shen. Answered By: chappjc. Answered By: Junuxx. Answered By: Andreas H. You can resume and stop execution with dbcont and dbquit , respectively. To step forward, use dbstep. There are many more commands. The help page for any of these will give you other suggestions.
As Dennis Jaheruddin has pointed out, dbstop also has several useful features worth trying. In particular is the ability to set conditional and global any line meeting a criterion breakpoints via the dbstop if syntax. For example, dbstop if error will break to a debugging command prompt on any error.
One suggestion he made, which I now do, is to put dbstop if error into startup. Well there is the pause command, but then you cannot check for the variable contents in the workspace because the program is running. Ben Davis June 2, How do you pause in Matlab? How do I stop a Matlab script while it is running? What are breakpoints in Matlab? Can 4gb RAM run Matlab? Can Matlab run on i3 processor?
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