The IncludeLabel property of the ControlWidget class determines whether a label is displayed next to the control in the editor interface. By default, this property is set to true, meaning that a label will be included. This can be useful for providing context or descriptions for the control, enhancing the user interface's clarity and usability.
To use the IncludeLabel property, you can access it directly from an instance of a class that derives from ControlWidget. You can set it to true or false depending on whether you want the label to be displayed next to the control.
Example usage:
var myControlWidget = new MyControlWidget();
myControlWidget.IncludeLabel = false; // This will hide the label next to the control
// Example of setting the IncludeLabel property // Assume MyControlWidget is a class derived from ControlWidget var myControlWidget = new MyControlWidget(); // Set IncludeLabel to false to hide the label myControlWidget.IncludeLabel = false; // Set IncludeLabel to true to show the label myControlWidget.IncludeLabel = true;