[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #48041] classdef: `help myclass` messes up `help @myclass/method`

[Colin Macdonald]

Follow-up Comment #7, bug#48041 (group octave):

Original poster here... it does seem to be improved!  I think there are still
related problems but the particular one mentioned seems to be fixed on the
latest `default` branch.  Feel free to close; I'll file new issues for other
cases I find.

But Rik, I disagree with this statement:

> Mixing old and new class syntax seems like a very bad idea if that is indeed
the case.

I believe its common practice (Chebfun does this, so does Pythonic) to build
classdef classes that live in a `@foo` directory structures:
  - some methods defined in `@foo/foo.m`
  - other methods defined in other `@foo/bar.m` files.
But maybe this is not what you mean by "mixing old and new"...


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