putting current executing code in a textbox

ha ha ha.  There is a methodinfo object that has the
information about the
current executing method....I just don't know how to use it
to get the
code.



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Er.... isn't the currently executing code the code that is
displaying
the currently executing code  (which is
an interesting enough problem
in itself actually)
  Andrew

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Repost because I don't think the first time it went
through.

I would like to show the code of the current executing sub
in a textbox.
I
believe this can be done with reflection but I can't figure
out how.
Any
code examples of this anywhere?