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## -*- texinfo -*-
## @deftypefn {} {} which name @dots{}
## Display the type of each @var{name}.
##
## If @var{name} is defined from a function file, the full name of the file is
## also displayed.
## @seealso{help, lookfor}
## @end deftypefn

function varargout = which_own (varargin)

  if (nargin == 0 || ! iscellstr (varargin))
    print_usage_own ();
  endif

  if (strcmp (varargin (end), "-all"))
    ##For loop so the removal of a path due to the search of one file doesn't
    ##affect the rest of the files
    for i = 1:nargin-1
      paths = char ([]);
      do 
        m = __which__ (varargin{i});
	if (isempty (m.file))
	  break;
	endif
        which_aux (m, 1, nargout);
        rmpath (m.file (1: (strfind (m.file, "/") (end))));
        paths = [paths ":"  m.file(1:strfind(m.file, "/") (end))]; 
      until (0) 
     
      addpath (paths);

    endfor
  else
    m = __which__ (varargin{:});
    which_aux (m, nargin, nargout);
  endif
endfunction

##Auxillary which function
function varargout = which_aux (m, n_in, n_out)
  ## Check whether each name is a variable, variables take precedence over
  ## functions in name resolution.
  for i = 1:n_in
    m(i).is_variable = evalin ("caller",
                               ['exist ("' undo_string_escapes(m(i).name) '", "var")'], "");

    if (m(i).is_variable)
      m(i).file = "variable";
    endif
  endfor

  if (n_out == 0)
    for i = 1:n_in
      if (m(i).is_variable)
        printf ("'%s' is a variable\n", m(i).name);
      elseif (isempty (m(i).file))
        if (! isempty (m(i).type))
          printf ("'%s' is a %s\n",
                  m(i).name, m(i).type);
        endif
      else
        if (isempty (m(i).type))
	  n_in
	  m(i)
          if (isfolder (m(i).file))
            printf ("'%s' is the directory %s\n",
                    m(i).name, m(i).file);
          else
            printf ("'%s' is the file %s\n",
                    m(i).name, m(i).file);
          endif
        else
          printf ("'%s' is a %s from the file %s\n",
                  m(i).name, m(i).type, m(i).file);
        endif
      endif
    endfor
  else
    n_out
    varargout = {m.file};
    ## Return type, instead of "", for built-in classes (bug #50541).
    ## FIXME: remove code if __which__ is updated to return path for classes
    idx = find (cellfun ("isempty", varargout));
    if (idx)
      varargout(idx) = m(idx).type;
    endif
  endif
endfunction


%!test
%! str = which ("ls");
%! assert (str(end-17:end), fullfile ("miscellaneous", "ls.m"));
%!test
%! str = which ("fftw");
%! assert (str(end-7:end), "fftw.oct");
%!test
%! str = which ("inputParser");
%! assert (str, "built-in function");
%!test
%! x = 3;
%! str = which ("x");
%! assert (str, "variable");

%!assert (which ("__NO_SUCH_NAME__"), "")

%!test
%! str = which ("fftw");
%! assert (str(end-7:end), "fftw.oct");
%! fftw = 12;
%! str = which ("fftw");
%! assert (str, "variable");
%! clear fftw;
%! str = which ("fftw");
%! assert (str(end-7:end), "fftw.oct");

%!error <Invalid call> which ()
%!error <Invalid call> which (1)

