Any way to get the name of the function you're currentlyin?

[Cannikinn]

Let's say I'm making a CFC with several <cffunctions> inside. Is there any
way, from inside of the function, to retrieve the name of the function I'm
currently executing?

What I've got is a CFC that will always include a CFM file that's the same
name as the function. For example if I'm calling the "jump" function, I'm
going include a file called "jump.cfm". Rather than pass in the name of the
function each time, I'd rather just have each function be able to include the
appropriate file on its own.

[boughtonp]

I don't think there is, though it seems a bit of an odd situation anyway.
Are you sure including a CFM is the best way to achieve whatever it is you're trying to achieve?

[Cannikinn]

I sort of got it working, but without the function name. I basically save the
name of the function I'm calling in a THIS. variable and then use that whenever
I need the name.

I don't know if you're familiar with Ruby on Rails, but I'm applying the same
document structure and methodology to ColdFusion. I have a controller and then
several views. For each page of my application, there is a method in the
controller with the same name, as well as an associated view (thus why I wanted
the name of the function, because that's also the name of the view to include).
So when I browse to a page, I'm actually calling the method in the CFC, which
then uses a <cfinclude> to show the view.

I'd actually rather use <cfimport> and custom tags, but when you call one via
<view:index> any variables you created in the controller aren't available to
the tag, you have to pass them in manually. <cfinclude> automatically has
access to everything. Right now it's the closest to Rails functionality that I
could get. I've only been working on it for 1 day so far, but it's looking
good!