What is the equivalent of Request::route() in Laravel 4?

Question

In Laravel 3 we could call Request::route() to get the main route handling the request.

Is there any equivalent in Laravel 4?

Example of L3 code:

// in route.php
Route::any('TestRoute/(:any)', array('as' =>  'NamedRoute', function() {
    return print_r(Request::route());
}));

When we visit

http://servername/TestRoute/123

we get

Laravel\Routing\Route Object ( 
    [uri] => TestRoute/(:any) 
    [method] => GET 
    [bundle] => application 
    [controller] => 
    [controller_action] => 
    [action] => Array (
        [as] => NamedRoute
        [0] => Closure Object ( ) 
        [https] => 
    )
    [parameters] => Array ( [0] => 123 ) 
)

I am only interested to get the name of a Named Route from the above Object:

$namedRoute = $Route->action['as'];

Answer 1

I think you might be interested in Route::currentRouteName();. This get's the name of the route that is currently running.

http://laravel.com/docs/routing#named-routes