From: ke on
Hello,

If you are getting a lot of MLint failures (for example the file you
are editing no long shows MLint formatting including cells), here is a
way to quickly eliminate the cause, which is having your mfile listed
in the file MLintFailureFiles. Since this occurs hourly for me, I
wanted a quick solution and thought it might help someone else. Save
the following program to your Matlab path then run it from the command
line as kill_lint


% DESCRIPTION
% Blank out MLintFailureFiles in order to remove annoying
MLint
% failures
%
% EXAMPLE
% kill_lint ;
%
% VERSION 1

function kill_lint

fid = fopen([ prefdir '\MLintFailureFiles' ], 'w');
fprintf(fid, ' ');
fclose(fid) ;
% edit([ prefdir '\MLintFailureFiles' ])