I should add, by the way, that off the top of my head I can think of no languages that actually have such a "current alias" functionality. Although that's no justification against any feature, the fact that there are highly dynamic languages with no need for the current alias/method name is a relatively good indicator of what the problem really is.
Being said by someone with the nickname "argv[0]"... how ironic... and yes main() is a function/method/alias or whatever you want to call it.
For those unfamiliar with c programming... argv[0] is a "current alias" functionality for the name of the called function (A.K.A. alias) but only for main() but still lol.
BTW I'm not pro or con for the feature just bein silly.
