In Objective C you can log the method that is being called using:
NSLog(@\"%s\", __PRETTY_FUNCTION__)
Usually this is used from a logging m
As of XCode beta 6, you can use reflect(self).summary to get the class name and __FUNCTION__ to get the function name, but things are a bit mangled, right now. Hopefully, they'll come up with a better solution. It might be worthwhile to use a #define until we're out of beta.
This code:
NSLog("[%@ %@]", reflect(self).summary, __FUNCTION__)
gives results like this:
2014-08-24 08:46:26.606 SwiftLessons[427:16981938] [C12SwiftLessons24HelloWorldViewController (has 2 children) goodbyeActiongoodbyeAction]
EDIT: This is more code, but got me closer to what I needed, which I think is what you wanted.
func intFromString(str: String) -> Int
{
var result = 0;
for chr in str.unicodeScalars
{
if (chr.isDigit())
{
let value = chr - "0";
result *= 10;
result += value;
}
else
{
break;
}
}
return result;
}
@IBAction func flowAction(AnyObject)
{
let cname = _stdlib_getTypeName(self)
var parse = cname.substringFromIndex(1) // strip off the "C"
var count = self.intFromString(parse)
var countStr = String(format: "%d", count) // get the number at the beginning
parse = parse.substringFromIndex(countStr.lengthOfBytesUsingEncoding(NSUTF8StringEncoding))
let appName = parse.substringToIndex(count) // pull the app name
parse = parse.substringFromIndex(count); // now get the class name
count = self.intFromString(parse)
countStr = String(format: "%d", count)
parse = parse.substringFromIndex(countStr.lengthOfBytesUsingEncoding(NSUTF8StringEncoding))
let className = parse.substringToIndex(count)
NSLog("app: %@ class: %@ func: %@", appName, className, __FUNCTION__)
}
It gives output like this:
2014-08-24 09:52:12.159 SwiftLessons[1397:17145716] app: SwiftLessons class: ViewController func: flowAction