Determine File Name and Line Number Where a Macro is Invoked From

Question

Wondering if there is any way to print out (for debugging purposes) the file name and the line number from where a macro is invoked (not where it is defined). My attempt to use the currfile package only shows the main file name in the output:

**** ------ Enabling macro trace
**** DEBUG: (Depth=0) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=0) Started macro `\MacroA'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=1) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=0) Started macro `\MacroB'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=2) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=0) Started macro `\MacroC'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=2) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=0) Completed macro `\MacroC'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=1) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=0) Completed macro `\MacroB'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=0) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=0) Completed macro `\MacroA'.
**** ------ Disabling macro trace

The desired output is something like:

**** ------ Enabling macro trace
**** DEBUG: (Depth=0) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=59) Started macro `\MacroA'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=1) (File=MyMacros.sty, Line=7) Started macro `\MacroB'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=2) (File=MyMacros.sty, Line=3) Started macro `\MacroC'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=2) (File=MyMacros.sty, Line=3) Completed macro `\MacroC'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=1) (File=MyMacros.sty, Line=7) Completed macro `\MacroB'.
**** DEBUG: (Depth=0) (File=TeX-SE.tex, Line=59) Completed macro `\MacroA'.
**** ------ Disabling macro trace

Notes:

• This is a follow-up to Redefine \newcommand to insert code at start and end of custom macros.
• I am only interested in doing this for my custom macros, not those that are part of other packages.

Code:

%\RequirePackage{filecontents}% <--- Commented out to prevent overwriting an existing file.
\begin{filecontents*}{MyMacros.sty}
    \newcommand*{\MacroC}[1]{cc#1cc}
    \newcommand*{\MacroB}[1]{\MacroC{CC}b#1b}
    \newcommand*{\MacroA}[1]{a\MacroB{#1}a}
\end{filecontents*}
%
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{xparse}
\usepackage{currfile}

%\usepackage{letltxmacro}
%\LetLtxMacro{\OldUsepackage}{\usepackage}
%\renewcommand{\usepackage}[2][]{\edef\currfilename{#2}\OldUsepackage[#1]{#2}}%


\newcommand*{\CurrentLineNumber}{0}%

\newif\ifEnableTrace
\newcounter{NestingDepth}
\let\latexnewcommand\newcommand


\newcommand{\StartMacro}[1]{%
  \ifEnableTrace
    \typeout{**** DEBUG: (Depth=\arabic{NestingDepth}) (File=\currfilename, Line=\CurrentLineNumber) Started macro `\string#1'.}%
    \stepcounter{NestingDepth}%
  \fi
}
\newcommand{\EndMacro}[1]{%
  \ifEnableTrace
    \addtocounter{NestingDepth}{-1}%
    \typeout{**** DEBUG: (Depth=\arabic{NestingDepth}) (File=\currfilename, Line=\CurrentLineNumber) Completed macro `\string#1'.}%
  \fi
}

\NewDocumentCommand{\NewCommand}{smO{0}om}{%
  \IfBooleanTF{#1}
    {\IfNoValueTF{#4}{\latexnewcommand*{#2}[#3]}{\latexnewcommand*{#2}[#3][#4]}}%
    {\IfNoValueTF{#4}{\latexnewcommand{#2}[#3]}{\latexnewcommand{#2}[#3][#4]}}%
  {\StartMacro{#2}#5\EndMacro{#2}}%
}

% if you want to enable tracing
\let\newcommand\NewCommand

\usepackage{MyMacros}

\begin{document}

\MacroA{XXX}
\MacroB{YYY}

\EnableTracetrue
\typeout{**** ------ Enabling macro trace}
\MacroA{XXX}

\typeout{**** ------ Disabling macro trace}
\EnableTracefalse
\MacroB{YYY}

\end{document}

Answer 1

In general the answer here (such as it is) is 'no'. TeX's macro expansion means that when \macroA is read it is replaced by the definition, which is then 'there'. Where that definition comes from, what it is, etc. is unimportant. So from TeX's point of view \macroA => \macroB means that \macroB is 'here' whether it's defined here or not. At the same time, you have to bear in mind that any clever re-definitions to help trace material have to keep expandable macros expandable, and that means no assignments, writing to the log, etc., which limits what can be achieved.