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handle undefined identifiers at help prompt #8262
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fall back on apropos() if help() fails; fixes #8262
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If help can't find anything, fall back to apropos
handle undefined identifiers at help prompt
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Closing, as the default help behavior seems reasonable now. |
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At the moment, we're not very helpful if a user gets a function name wrong.
We could either fall back to calling apropos() automatically, or at least suggest it in the error message. This would benefit from apropos searching function names, so
foobar("my_function")
would work, and perhaps evenfoobar("my_funct")
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