How to identify calling method from a called method in swift

here is a scenario

func callingMethod_A {
  self.someCalculation()
}

func callingMethod_B{
  self.someCalculation()
}

func someCalculation{
//how to find who called this method? is it callingMethod_A or _B at runtime?
//bla bla
}

how can we get the method name that called it during run time.
thank you.

I worked out a way to do this, for Swift code anyway:

Define a String parameter callingMethod and give it a default value of #function. Do not pass anything from the caller and the compiler provides the calling function name.

Building on @Anu.Krthik's answer:

func someCalculation (parameter: String, callingMethod: String = #function ) {
 print("In `\(#function)`, called by `\(callingMethod)`")
}

func foo(string: String) {
    someCalculation(parameter: string)
}

foo(string: "bar")

The above prints

In `someCalculation(parameter:callingMethod:)`, called by `foo(string:)`

Note that the output is the trimmed call name, eg,

bringupGrid()

rather than the internal callStackSymbols

1   Blah Project, general.debug.dylib    0x0000000102bf1
758 $s19PS_Project__general4MainC11bringupGridyyF + 1448

(If you want to go back more than one call you will have to use callStackSymbols.)

However, beware that this technique can be subverted if the caller provides a value for the callingMethod parameter. if you call it with:

func foo(string: String) {
    someCalculation(parameter: string, callingMethod: "bogusFunctionName()")
}

You get the output

In `someCalculation(parameter:callingMethod:)`, called by `bogusFunctionName()`

instead.