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NAME

       nx::current - Return information about the method callstack

SYNOPSIS

       current ?option?

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DESCRIPTION

       current ?option?
              This  introspection  command  provides  information  about  various  details, to be
              identified using option, on the callstack. The command is  invoked  from  a  method
              body.  If  option  is  not provided, nx::current will default to option object (see
              below). nx::current operates on the Tcl  callstack  and  is  aware  of  NX-specific
              callstack and stackframe details. option can be any of the following:

              ·      activelevel  returns  the  actual  callstack  level  which  calls  into  the
                     currently executing method directly. This activelevel might  correspond  the
                     callinglevel,  but  this  is  not necessarily the case. The activelevel also
                     includes intermediate calls, such as  nx::next  invocations.  The  level  is
                     reported  as an absolute level number (# followed by a digit) to be directly
                     used as the first argument to uplevel or upvar.

              ·      args returns the list of argument values passed into the currently executing
                     method implementation.

              ·      calledclass  returns  the  name  of  the  class  that  provides  the  method
                     implementation to which the intercepted method  call  is  to  be  redirected
                     (only available from within filter methods).

              ·      calledmethod  returns  the  original  method  name  requested by intercepted
                     method call (only available from within filter methods).

              ·      callingclass returns the  name  of  the  class  which  provides  the  method
                     implementation  calling  into  the  currently  executing  method.  See  also
                     callingobject.

              ·      callinglevel resolves the callstack level of the originating  invocation  of
                     the  currently  executing method implementation. Callstack levels introduced
                     by method interception (e.g., filters) and by method combination  (nx::next)
                     are  ignored.  The level is reported as an absolute level number (# followed
                     by a digit) to be directly used as the first argument to uplevel  or  upvar.
                     See also activelevel.

              ·      callingobject  returns  the  name  of  the  object which is calling into the
                     currently executing method. See also callingclass.

              ·      class returns the name of the class providing the currently executing method
                     implementation.  The returned method-providing class may be different to the
                     class of the current object. If called from within a  method  implementation
                     provided by the current object itself, an empty string is returned.

              ·      filterreg returns the object (class) on which the currently executing method
                     was registered as  a  filter  method  (only  available  from  within  filter
                     methods).

              ·      isnextcall  will  return 1, if the currently executing method implementation
                     was invoked via nx::next; 0 otherwise.

              ·      method returns the name of the currently executing method. If  an  ensemble-
                     method call, the name of the bottom-most ("leaf") method is returned.

              ·      methodpath  returns  the  combined  name  of  the currently executing method
                     (including all ensemble levels) in an ensemble-method call. Otherwise, for a
                     regular method call, the result corresponds to the result of option method.

              ·      nextmethod  returns the name of the next most specific method implementation
                     to be called when invoking nx::next.

              ·      object gives the name of the object on which the currently executing  method
                     implementation is evaluated.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c)  2014 Stefan Sobernig <stefan.sobernig@wu.ac.at>, Gustaf Neumann <gustaf.neumann@wu.ac.at>; available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Austria license (CC BY 3.0 AT).