Can I get current level of stack in Ruby?
Currently I use caller.size which is ok, but looks not native
Can I get current level of stack in Ruby? Currently I use caller.size which
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Can I get current level of stack in Ruby?
Currently I use caller.size which is ok, but looks not native
caller.sizeis pretty much exactly what you want, since it is fairly standard, widely implemented, and gives you the number of frames on the stack. It is a native function on MRI, and most other interpreters.