Hi, I'm afraid it's not as simple as that. However, you can examine the attributes from the element to see if there is an ng-controller, and parse the name out of that. However, ngController isn't the only source for new scopes, so this might be a bit more involved then that. You might even want to walk up the tree to find the creating directive! In most cases, the scope is indeed on the same element as the creating directive, so you might use that to your advantage.
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