On Mar 29, 9:53 am, "pz" <s...@l.com> wrote:
> How do I output the name of the method or a function without hard-coding it
> in the application?
> Say, I want application to write to stdout the name of the method that
> currently is getting executed, to give me better idea how the program logic
> is flowing (I am writing a multithreaded application). Instead of copying
> Console.Writeline("Method123");
> and pasting it to 100+ methods, and then correcting the names of the modules
> in each one of them, is there a variable that would contain the name of the
> method that has control. There's got to be a better way than hard-coding
> it...

"pz" <sp@l.com> wrote in message news:HWjHj.983$3N1.133@newsfe17.lga...
> How do I output the name of the method or a function without hard-coding
> it in the application?
> Say, I want application to write to stdout the name of the method that
> currently is getting executed, to give me better idea how the program
> logic is flowing (I am writing a multithreaded application). Instead of
> copying
> Console.Writeline("Method123");
> and pasting it to 100+ methods, and then correcting the names of the
> modules in each one of them, is there a variable that would contain the
> name of the method that has control. There's got to be a better way than
> hard-coding it...
>