Re: Crash with inline

[David Bateman]

> Can you show precisely what the problem is?  Here is what I see:

Err my fault... My second test function was an empty file... You're
right it works with which as well.... Which means that a script file
(not a function) in the current scope also takes precedence. That is,
if one of your foo.m contains

function y = foo ()
 y = 1;
endfunction

and the other contains

1;
disp("foo");

then you get

octave:1> foo
ans = 1
octave:2> cd ..
octave:3> foo
foo
octave:4> which foo
foo is the user-defined function from the file
/home/dbateman/tmp/foo.m
octave:5> cd tmp
octave:6> which foo
foo is the user-defined function from the file
/home/dbateman/tmp/foo.m

I'd expect the first which to say 

which: `foo' is the script file
/home/dbateman/foo.m

D.



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