[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #60493] ignore_function_time_stamp none has no effect

[Mike Miller]

Follow-up Comment #3, bug #60493 (project octave):

Sure, I mean that first I paste this into the command window and press Enter


fA = fopen( 'A.m', 'w' ); fprintf( fA, "function A()\n  disp( 'Hello from A'
)\n  B()\nend\n" ); fclose( fA );
mkdir private
fB = fopen( 'private/B.m', 'w' ); fprintf( fB, "function B()\n  disp( 'Hello
from B' )\n%%  C()\nend\n" ); fclose( fB );
fC = fopen( 'C.m', 'w' ); fprintf( fC, "function C()\n  disp( 'Hello from C'
)\nend\n" ); fclose( fC );

fprintf( "-- before activating C within B --\n" )
A()


and I get back


-- before activating C within B --
Hello from A
Hello from B


Now I paste this and press Enter


fprintf( "-- after editing B and activating C within it --\n" )
fB = fopen( 'private/B.m', 'w' ); fprintf( fB, "function B()\n  disp( 'Hello
from B' )\n  C()\nend\n" ); fclose( fB );
A()


and I get back


-- after editing B and activating C within it --
Hello from A
Hello from B
Hello from C


And lastly I paste this and press Enter


fprintf( "-- after clearing manually --\n" )
clear functions
A()


and of course I get back


-- after clearing manually --
Hello from A
Hello from B
Hello from C



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