[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #54801] Errors in subfunctions do not create a valid link to the source code in the command window

[Torsten]

Follow-up Comment #5, bug #54801 (project octave):

As far as I understand, foo was declared in a script file. As a result, octave
says (using exist or which) that "foo" is an inline function.

It would be helpful if the error messages contains the related file, where a
function was defined. Is this information stored somewhere? I recognized that
the "file" field in the return values from dbstatus is empty if there is a
breakpoint set in "foo".

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