"warning" -- builtin function

[E. Joshua Rigler]

Is there a reason that using the "warning" function always follows the
output I want by repeating the line from the source code, and providing
a traceback?  For example:


octave:12> warning ("testing")
warning: testing
warning: near line 12, column 1:

>>> warning ("testing")


octave:13> 


The "error" function at least allows you to prevent traceback
information from being displayed by using a newline.  I suppose I can
just use printf to do what I want, but this seems like it might be a bug
in 2.1.34.

-EJR




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