How to use Label as an argument for generic circuits?

[LeviPesin]

Hello!

First of all, many thanks for the great program!

I would like to create a generic circuit (which sets a label of its internal component using this.Label = args.Label on it) which then can be used in another circuit, where the label can be set on this generic circuit and it would propagate to the internal component (to be used as a measurement value).
Is there a way to make the generic circuit infer args.Label to be just its label in the outer circuit -- so that writing Label := "Some Label"; wouldn't be required in its generic parametrization (in the outer circuit)?

Also, why I can't do something like this.isProgramCounter = args.Label == "PC"? It throws unexpected Token: EQUAL...

[hneemann]

So far, it is not possible to access the parent label. But the idea is interesting. I will think about it.

Also, why I can't do something like this.isProgramCounter = args.Label == "PC"? It throws unexpected Token: EQUAL...

Since '=' is not an expression, as e.g. in C, no '==' is required.
Whether an assignment or a comparison is meant can be concluded from the syntax.