How to get caller function in Clojure

I posted this question on Clojurians slack channel.

What's clojure equivalent of ruby's `caller` method? http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.3/Kernel.html#method-i-caller

To put it another way, if a function is call from multiple places, at runtime, is there a way to print out caller for debugging purpose?

Thanks to Alex Miller. He answered

the Thread class has methods to inspect the stack

(Thread/dumpStack) will just dump that thread's stack to stderr

or (Thread/getStackTrace) gives you an array of StackTraceElement's that you can traverse and do whatever

Basically, we can just use Java's Thread class. To be more precise, getStackTrace is an instance method so we have to call it this way.

(.getStackTrace (Thread/currentThread))

We'll get back Java's array of StackTraceElement class.

You can copy and just use a function I wrote here https://gist.github.com/visibletrap/bdf16dd5596c9a72ec73

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