Hi Sammed,
I understand that you are tryying to find a way to debug python code from MATLAB. Since Visual Studio is retiring for MACOS you can alternatively utilize the built-in Python debugger, "pdb", for your specific case. PDB will allow you to interactively debug your python script.
In order to do so, you will need to import "pdb" in your Python script and add the calls to "pdb.set_trace()" wherever you need the debugging to start from. Once, the python script is modified, run your MATLAB files as usual.
Note that, when you run your MATLAB script that calls this Python function, MATLAB's Command Window will show the (Pdb) prompt when it hits the pdb.set_trace() line. Once, this is active you can interactively debug using the pdb commands like "n", "s", "c", "l", "p", "q", etc. to inspect the variables, and continue execution.
Here is how your sample python script might look like after adding trace lines for debugging:
import pdb
def my_function():
x = 10
pdb.set_trace()
z = x + 2
return z
Hope this helps!
