Accessing the code of the currenly executing template in Pyramid

[Hollister]

Access to a template's context.lookup is great for debugging, and works perfectly when I use TemplateLookup and Template classes directly.

I've been trying to get this to work within Pyramid, which obviously calls TemplateLookup and Template on my behalf, but I'm missing something. When I access the lookup property within the template code, I don't get the introspection object I think I want. I'd like to be able to <% log.debug(context.lookup.get_template("this template right now").code) %> kind of thing.

If I pass in the name of the template, everything works fine, but I'd like to make this generic and just "aware".

Is there a way to get the name of the currently executing template? 

[Michael Bayer]

Inside of any template, the "local" namespace represents the current template (if the template doesn't refer to it, you need to say "context['local']" to get this).

"local.uri" will give you the URI of the current template, "local.template" is the actual Template object, and "local.template.code" is the source code.

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