Issue #20428 has been updated by harrisonb (Hazel Bachrach). ufuk (Ufuk Kayserilioglu) wrote in #note-1:

I think you should be able to use `Module.nesting.first` to get the closest lexical nesting to the executing code. There might be edge-cases where this doesn't work the way you might want it to work, but it definitely works for your example: ```ruby module Foo module Bar def blah puts "executing from #{Module.nesting.first}" end end end

class Baz include Foo::Bar

def blah super

puts "executing from #{self.class.name}" end end

Baz.new.blah ``` outputs ``` executing from Foo::Bar executing from Baz ```

It absolutely does--apologies for using up your time informing me of an existing API! Thank you! ---------------------------------------- Feature #20428: Ability to reference current class/module in lexical scope https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/20428#change-107908 * Author: harrisonb (Hazel Bachrach) * Status: Open ---------------------------------------- Hello! As far as I know, there is no way to reference the current `Class` or `Module` one is inside of lexically in Ruby. Would it make sense to add a syntax/keyword for this? ``` ruby module Foo module Bar def blah puts "executing from #{magic_new_keyword}" end end end class Baz include Foo::Bar def blah super puts "executing from #{self.class.name}" end end Baz.new.blah ``` What I'm hoping for is ``` executing from Foo::Bar executing from Baz ``` -- https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/