then list all embedded view's child components? thanks,
... view side another view ...
What does this mean? Do you mean inside another view? (If so then please edit your question.)
What is the real problem you are trying to solve?
Can you post a screen grab?
corrected. embedded view is just path, i wanted to see what components are inside, if possible. so i can have a structure table like view> embedded view>comp1
I don't think you can.
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This doesn't explain why you want to be able to see the children inside the embedded View, (which isn't possible without some weird methods like using messaging) regardless, this sounds like an anti pattern and there is probably something you're trying to do that should be done differently
Views have no insight into anything you don't see inside the Project Browser panel or the property binding popover visible during configuration of bindings. So while you may place an Embedded View, you don't actually see the children of that View in the Project Browser. The same goes for all Embedding components.