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Adept
This is an extension of my previous post on Name of Procedure. I also posted
it on OzGrid without any positive answers. I hope this is not considered an
'illegal' cross-post
To reiterate, my problem is to find a +AFs-simple+AF0- way to get the name of the
routine (Sub or Function)
currently executing.
The consensus answer seem to be no.
Since the +ACI-View Stack+ACI- can get at the procedure names, one responder
suggested using the API (but no mention of what API calls might work).
Does anyone here have any ideas I might follow up on?
Thanks
The Old Grey Geeks' Lament
And we carried our bits in a bucket,
And our mainframe weighed 900 tons,
And we programmed in ones and in zeros
And sometimes we ran out of ones.
it on OzGrid without any positive answers. I hope this is not considered an
'illegal' cross-post
To reiterate, my problem is to find a +AFs-simple+AF0- way to get the name of the
routine (Sub or Function)
currently executing.
The consensus answer seem to be no.
Since the +ACI-View Stack+ACI- can get at the procedure names, one responder
suggested using the API (but no mention of what API calls might work).
Does anyone here have any ideas I might follow up on?
Thanks
The Old Grey Geeks' Lament
And we carried our bits in a bucket,
And our mainframe weighed 900 tons,
And we programmed in ones and in zeros
And sometimes we ran out of ones.