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"Martin " <roser@mrt.uka.de> wrote in message <h29n1b$51j$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> > Unless the English language has changed over the past
> > couple of hours, it means that a breakpoint is attempted
> > set somwhere near the end of the file, after the last
> > expression in the file.
> > 
> > *Why* that happens is a completely different question.
> 
> As an additional information: I never used breakpoints in these fiels at all! I also tried to delete all breakpoints, in "Matlab>Debug>Clear Breakpoints in All Files".
> 
> I appreciate any ideas!
> Martin

a few thoughts (only)
- did you recently edit one of the files...
- did you MLINT your files to look for (minute) errors, eg, END/RETURN mismatches...
- how do you set the CATCHERROR option in publish...
- which ML version do you use...

us