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Delphi 7 :: Determine the Procedure wherein a error occurred

Zones: Delphi Programming Language, Delphi Components

Dear Experts,

I wish to build a custom component.
The component will have a execute() method which will obviously be called from within a
procedure in a application.

In the component code, in the Execute() method, is there a way to determine what the function / procedure's name is from where the execute() method was called?

For example:

//Project Code
Procedure DoSomething;
var
Comp :TCustomComponent;
begin
Comp := TCustomComponent;
Comp.Execute();
Comp.Free
end;

//Component Code;
Procedure TCustomComponent.Execute;
begin
//Ok in reality this should showmessage: "Procedure DoSomething;"
ShowMessage(CallingMethodsName);
end;

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: Marius0188

Solution Provided By: MerijnB

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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