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How to check whether a name is a locally accessible function?

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Adil
Adil 2025-9-24
Locked: Steven Lord 2025-9-27，13:48
How to check whether a name is a locally accessible function and only locally accessible?
For example, with
function out = top_level_function(name)
% ???
function helper2
end
end
function helper1
end
Desired:
>> top_level_function('helper1')
>> ans =
1
>> otherwise_valid_function(); % executes
>> top_level_function('otherwise_valid_function')
>> ans =
0
isa(eval(['@',name]),'function_handle') with the necessary not file for [SL: removed spam link], not builtin check at the same time probably works in the case where there is no local name shadowing but I am also wondering if that can permit name to be evaluated as an expression without it being a function name. And also what to do when there is local name shadowing?
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Matt J
Matt J 2025-9-24
编辑：Matt J 2025-9-24
One way,
function tf = top_level_function(name)
s=functions(str2func(name));
tf=strcmp( s.type , "scopedfunction") ;
end

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