>>>>>Try PROGRAM() or ASTACKINFO()
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hi Lutz,
>>>>
>>>>Getting back to this thread. You recommended to use ASTACKINFO(). Now I am trying to implement it.
>>>>But I only want to get the last routine that was called before ASTACKINFO(). Does it mean that I would need to access the array element equal to the total number of elements? For example:
>>>>

>>>>ASTACKINFO(aStackArray)
>>>>?  aStackArray[alen(aStackArray,1),1)  && Program
>>>>?  aStackArray[alen(aStackArray,1),2)  && Module
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>Am I on the right track?
>>>>
>>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Hi Dimitry,
>>>
>>>In general, yes.
>>>Depending on your style of programming this approach - but I guess you need the caller of your access_ method, so
>>>

>>>ASTACKINFO(aStackArray)
>>>?  aStackArray[alen(aStackArray,1)-1,1)  && Program
>>>?  aStackArray[alen(aStackArray,1)-1,2)  && Module
>>>

>>>
>>>or, for the lazy ones like me
>>>

>>>LOCAL;
>>> lnLevel
>>>
>>>lnLevel =  ASTACKINFO(aStackArray)-1 &&Level calling your ACCESS_
>>>?  aStackArray[m.lnLevel,1)  && Program 
>>>?  aStackArray[m.lnLevel,2)  && Module
>>>

>>>
>>>HTH
>
>>
>>First, thank you. What I don't understand is why you use -1. That is, why you are not getting the most recent program and module but rather penultimate?
>
>You've gathered the wrong column(s) See example below
>So we do:
>
>

>Clear
>
>blib()
>
>Function blib
>
>	loOb =  Createobject('blablub')
>	loOb.bla()
>Endfunc &&blib
>
>Define Class blablub   As Custom
>
>	Function bla
>		Return This.blub()
>	Endfunc &&bla
>
>	Function blub
>		lnlevel = Astackinfo(lastack)
>		?lastack(lnlevel,3)
>		?lastack(lnlevel-1,3)
>		?lastack(lnlevel-2,3)
>	Endfunc &&blub
>Enddefine &&blablub
>

Yes, you are right. I was getting the wrong columns.
Thank you.