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%!function r = sigma (opt)
%!  global sigma_call;
%!  if (nargin == 0)
%!    sigma_call = "function";
%!    r = 1;
%!  elseif (ischar (opt))
%!    sigma_call = "command";
%!    r = 1;
%!  else
%!    sigma_call = "unexpected";
%!  endif
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f1 ()
%!  ## ERROR; sigma used as variable and later parsed as command
%!  sigma = svd (1);
%!  eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f1a ()
%!  ## Assignment of eval result means eval code is not parsed as command.
%!  sigma = svd (1);
%!  val = eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f2 ()
%!  ## ERROR; sigma used as variable and later parsed as command
%!  [u, sigma, v] = svd (1);
%!  eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f2a ()
%!  ## Assignment of eval result means eval code is not parsed as command.
%!  [u, sigma, v] = svd (1);
%!  val = eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f3 (sigma)
%!  ## No assignment of eval result means eval code is parsed as command.
%!  ## If f3 is called with a value for sigma, it will be used.  Otherwise,
%!  ## search for the function sigma and call with no arguments.
%!  eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f3a (sigma)
%!  ## Assignment of eval result means eval code is not parsed as command.
%!  val = eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f4 ()
%!  ## No assignment of eval result means eval code is parsed as command.
%!  eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!function f4a ()
%!  ## Assignment of eval result means eval code is not parsed as command.
%!  val = eval ("sigma -1;");
%!endfunction
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! ## Matlab complains about sigma previously being used as a variable
%! ## before being used as a command.
%! fail ("f1 ()", "used as variable and later as function");
%! assert (sigma_call, "none");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f1a ();
%! assert (sigma_call, "none");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! ## Matlab complains about sigma previously being used as a variable
%! ## before being used as a command.
%! fail ("f2 ()", "used as variable and later as function");
%! assert (sigma_call, "none");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f2a ();
%! assert (sigma_call, "none");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f3 ();
%! assert (sigma_call, "command");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f3a ();
%! assert (sigma_call, "function");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! ## NOTE: this result disagrees with Matlab, which evaluates sigma
%! ## as a command-style function even though there is a variable named
%! ## sigma defined in the workspace prior to evaluating the function
%! ## call (compare with f1() and f2() above).
%! fail ("f3 (1)", "used as variable and later as function");
%! assert (sigma_call, "none");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f3a (1);
%! assert (sigma_call, "none");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f4 ();
%! assert (sigma_call, "command");
%! clear -global sigma_call
%!
%!test <55610>
%! global sigma_call;
%! sigma_call = "none";
%! f4a ();
%! assert (sigma_call, "function");
%! clear -global sigma_call

%!function r = f_eval_fun ()
%!  evalin_value = "this is f_eval_fun";
%!  r = evalin ("caller", "evalin_value");
%!endfunction
%!function r = g_eval_fun ()
%!  evalin_value = "this is g_eval_fun";
%!  r = evalin ("caller", "f_eval_fun ()");
%!endfunction
%!function r = h_eval_fun ()
%!  evalin_value = "this is h_eval_fun";
%!  r = f_eval_fun ();
%!endfunction

%!shared evalin_value
%! evalin_value = "this is the caller";
%!assert <*59847> (f_eval_fun (), "this is the caller");
%!assert <*59847> (g_eval_fun (), "this is the caller");
%!assert <*59847> (h_eval_fun (), "this is h_eval_fun");

%!function r = f_asgn_fun ()
%!  asgnin_value = "this is f_asgn_fun";
%!  assignin ("caller", "asgnin_value", "f value");
%!  r = asgnin_value;
%!endfunction
%!function r = g_asgn_fun ()
%!  asgnin_value = "this is g_asgn_fun";
%!  evalin ("caller", "f_asgn_fun ();");
%!  r = asgnin_value;
%!endfunction
%!function r = h_asgn_fun ()
%!  asgnin_value = "this is h_asgn_fun";
%!  f_asgn_fun ();
%!  r = asgnin_value;
%!endfunction

%!test <*59847>
%! asgnin_value = "this is the caller";
%! assert (f_asgn_fun (), "this is f_asgn_fun");
%! assert (asgnin_value, "f value");

%!test <*59847>
%! asgnin_value = "this is the caller";
%! assert (g_asgn_fun (), "this is g_asgn_fun");
%! assert (asgnin_value, "f value");

%!test <*59847>
%! asgnin_value = "this is the caller";
%! assert (h_asgn_fun (), "f value");
%! assert (asgnin_value, "this is the caller");