Alias to list all functions loaded into bash (that don't start with _). Also shows file it's defined in.

alias functions='shopt -s extdebug;declare -F | grep -v "declare -f _" | declare -F $(awk "{print $3}") | column -t;shopt -u extdebug'
Should run anywhere that Bash works.. Your mileage may vary.
Sample Output
cclock                       206  /home/myuser/.functions.sh
chmodd                       236  /home/myuser/.functions.sh
chmodf                       242  /home/myuser/.functions.sh
cmdfu                        41   /home/myuser/.functions.sh
command_not_found_handle     58   /etc/bash.bashrc
dequote                      148  /usr/share/bash-completion/bash_completion
dmesg_with_human_timestamps  252  /home/myuser/.functions.sh

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By: goeltzec
2021-11-22 06:49:36

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