problems with "aoutoload" in 3.1.55

[Carlo de Falco]

On 20 May 2009, at 20:34, John W. Eaton wrote:

> Can you provide a minimal and simple self-contained example that does
> not depend on an external package?
>
> Thanks,
>
> jwe

This looks like the simplest failing test case I can construct.
Thanks for looking into this!
c.

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$ /opt/octave/3.1/bin/mkoctfile low_level_functions.cc
$ /opt/octave/3.1/bin/octave -q
 >> suppress_verbose_help_message (1)
 >> help myfun
`myfun' is a function from the file /Users/carlo/Desktop/autoloadbug/ 
low_level_functions.oct

MYFUN: this version of myfun is defined in an oct-file

 >> help myfun
`myfun' is a function from the file /Users/carlo/Desktop/autoloadbug/ 
myfun.m

  MYFUN: this version of myfun is defined in an m-file

 >> version
ans = 3.1.55
 >>
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