dbclear

(/tools/hpmatlab/toolbox/matlab/lang/dbclear.m)

Help text

DBCLEAR Remove an M-file breakpoint set by the DBSTOP command.
	The DBCLEAR command removes the breakpoint set by a corresponding
	DBSTOP command.  There are six forms to this command.  They are:

	DBCLEAR AT lineno IN Mfilename
	DBCLEAR ALL IN Mfilename
	DBCLEAR IN Mfilename
	DBCLEAR ALL
	DBCLEAR IF ERROR
	DBCLEAR IF NANINF  or  DBCLEAR IF INFNAN

	where lineno is a line number in M-file function Mfilename.

	The AT, IN and IF keywords are optional.

	The first form removes the breakpoint at line lineno in M-file
	function Mfilename.  The second form removes all breakpoints in
	Mfilename.  The third form removes the breakpoint set at the first
	executable line in Mfilename. The fourth form removes all breakpoints
	in all M-files.  The fifth form clears the DBSTOP IF ERROR statement,
	if set.  If a run-time error occurs after this command, MATLAB
	terminates the current operation and returns to the base workspace.
	The sixth form clears the DBSTOP on infinities and NaNs.

	See also DBSTEP, DBSTOP, DBCONT, DBTYPE, DBSTACK, DBUP, 
	DBDOWN, DBSTATUS, and DBQUIT.