I find the supplied python traceback facilities quite awkward. These functions provide convenient facilities.
Function caller(frame_index=-3)
Return the Frame of the caller's caller.
Useful frame_index values:
-1: caller, this function-2: invoker, who wants to know the caller-3: the calling function of the invoker
Class Frame
MRO: Frame, builtins.tuple
Namedtuple for stack frame contents.
Function frames()
Return the current stack as a list of Frame objects.
Function stack_dump(fp=None, indent=0, Fs=None)
Recite current or supplied stack to fp, default sys.stderr.
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