I've looked through the lex documents but there seems to be no special token to get the current calling function.
In c you can use the __func__ token to get the current function. I thinking adding __FUNCTION__ would be useful for things like logging. Also is there a nice way to replace logging macros? I often have a logger that looks like logmsg( int level, uint line, char* func, char* file, char[] msg, ... ); then I would write some macros like: #define LOGDEBUG( m, ... ) logmsg( LVL_DEBUG, __LINE__, __func__, __FILE__, msg, __VA_ARGS__ ) thus i would only have to do LOGDEBUG( "SOME STRING with formatting", formatting args.. ) -B
