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I found the "always stop on error (dbstop if error)" to be very useful when I debug MATLAB code.
However, closing matlab also resets it to "Never stop if error"
How can I make this setting persist?
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To set a conditional breakpoint, right-click the gray area to the left of the executable line where you want to set the breakpoint and select Set Conditional Breakpoint. If a breakpoint already exists on that line, select Set/Modify Condition. In the dialog box that opens, enter a condition and click OK.
To exit debug mode, press Alt+B followed by D.
Typing pause(inf) puts you into an infinite loop. To return to the MATLAB prompt, type Ctrl+C. Example: pause(3) pauses for 3 seconds. Example: pause(5/1000) pauses for 5 milliseconds.
This is the solution indeed - further digging in Mathworks brought up the exact details:
In the default folder typing
edit startup.m
And then writing
dbstop if error
Thanks Schroeder!
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You could use the startup.m file to recreate your settings at startup. See here for more details.
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