I have hundreds of events/functions in my windows app. now they look
like this

private void muHowlNow_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Debug.WriteLine("HowlNow was clicked");
this.Label1.Text = "wow";
//do some stuff
}
I am tired of having to put Debug.WriteLine("HowlNow was clicked");
every time. Is there a way (through reflection or some other magic) to
have it Debug.Writeline the function name automatically?

This will make life easier, and also when I obfuscate my code later it
will make it more difficult for a cracker to understand.

// create the stack frame for the function that called this function
StackFrame sf = new StackFrame( 1, true );

// save the method name
string methodName = sf.GetMethod().ToString();

// save the file name
string fileName = sf.GetFileName();

// save the line number
int lineNumber = sf.GetFileLineNumber();

Gustavo.

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>I have hundreds of events/functions in my windows app. now they look
> like this
>
> private void muHowlNow_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
> {
> Debug.WriteLine("HowlNow was clicked");
> this.Label1.Text = "wow";
> //do some stuff
> }
> I am tired of having to put Debug.WriteLine("HowlNow was clicked");
> every time. Is there a way (through reflection or some other magic) to
> have it Debug.Writeline the function name automatically?
>
> This will make life easier, and also when I obfuscate my code later it
> will make it more difficult for a cracker to understand.
>