Find a screw subvis programmatically

I decided to put in place instead of shutup. I want to write a tool to make it easy to screw docment (instead of complaining about the lack of a decent tool). A feature I want is to spread control description and tip to the bottom of the hierarchy of a VI if the Subvi controls have identical names. To do this, I need to know the name of the subvis that calls a VI. I can do this by loading the VI and generation of a tree by looking at all the screws in memory and examing the screws of the appellant screws.

It's a simple way to get the list of the subvis to a VI directly?

Hi Jacc,

You can use the method of the Invode, get VI dependencies node to list all sub screw a VI.

Kind regards
Nitz

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