Terminate a program in 2014a for mac

Hi everyone,

I just upgraded to Matlab2014a, and I can't figure out how to terminate programs (like, .m scripts). In previous programs, control+c worked, but it doesn't now. The documentation suggested that command+. should work as well, but that doesn't register either. I'm not sure if this makes a difference, but I'm running a Mac with OSX Maverick.

I used to be able to break at things like a pause line, but that doesn't work now.

Am I doing something wrong, or is there another way to terminate these programs?

Thanks,

Simon

[Ben11]

I use R2014a on a mac and it does work; I have OSX Mountain Lion though.

[Simon]

I figured out the problem. Under my language setting, I have my keyboard set to something other than the standard English query. Matlab seems capable of realizing this under most situations, but not when I'm trying to terminate a program. In other words, when I try to type control+c, it registers it as control+i. To get it to quit, I need to push the actual c button on my keyboard (even though it should register as j).

Thanks for your help.

[Ben11]

ok good to know!