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Thank you for the report. What do you mean by 'qtfm will not work anymore'? Does it work before setting the breakpoint in a file located in a subdirectoy?
I tried to reproduce the issue but it works for me:
If you need a recursive search path you can use 'genpath'.
I`m debugging a port from qtfm (matlab classref style) to octave. this requires
addpath /home/wrosner/qtfm
When I try to set breakpoints in a file lower in this path, I encounter an Error message like follows (retranslated from German, screen shot attached) "/home/wrosner/qtfm/@octonions/s.m is missing in the search path. To debug this function, you can change to this directory or add directory to search path"
When I do either, qtfm will not work any more, presumably since it does a lot of shadowing builtin functions.
Proposed solutions - recursive search - allow independent extensions for debugger search path
octave Build: 4.1.0+ from hg repo default branch checkout 2014-12-13
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