Consider a circuit that uses many instances of the same subcircuit. For each subcircuit, you've set the "Label" property to a unique value, such a "A", "B" and so forth.
In the symbol editor of the main circuit, the "Subcircuits" tree node lists all subcircuits, but the node name consists only of the subcircuit name, such as "Single button ctrl".
If you now want to add a control from one of the subcircuits, you don't know which one of the nodes to look in. The tree node should also display the label, such as "Single button ctrl: A", but only if the user has overwritten the label property. Otherwise, all tree nodes would have the same label.
Consider a circuit that uses many instances of the same subcircuit. For each subcircuit, you've set the "Label" property to a unique value, such a "A", "B" and so forth.
In the symbol editor of the main circuit, the "Subcircuits" tree node lists all subcircuits, but the node name consists only of the subcircuit name, such as "Single button ctrl".
If you now want to add a control from one of the subcircuits, you don't know which one of the nodes to look in. The tree node should also display the label, such as "Single button ctrl: A", but only if the user has overwritten the label property. Otherwise, all tree nodes would have the same label.