[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #65548] Every time a new function is created in a separate m-file, an 'undefined' error message is displayed

[Markus Mützel]

Follow-up Comment #3, bug #65548 (group octave):

I don't know if it is related to comment #0. But I can confirm the behavior
described in comment #2.
However, that *only* seems to happen when using F5 to run the newly created
script immediately after it has been saved.
If I create and save a new script and then run it immediately afterwards by
writing its name at the command prompt, it is working. After that, it also
executes with F5 in the built-in editor.

`path(path())` seems to get the file to execute even after it failed to run
with F5. `rehash()` doesn't help.

I don't know what actually happens when running a script from the editor with
F5...



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