Is NC net still being called in that way?

[ribarraza]

From documentation available here: https://devbisme.github.io/skidl/#no-connects , I understand that No-Connects net is called NC. However, when I try to use "NC" net, the tool crashes. To solve that I ended using NCNet(), but I am not sure if it is the same.

With that context, my questions are:

1. Are NC and NCNet() the same?
2. Is NC still in use?
3. If NC is not still in use, does that mean that documentation should be updated?

[devbisme]

NC and NCNet() are not the same. Everytime you call NCNet(), you'll get a different no-connect net. NC is a global no-connect net that is instantiated using NCNet()when SKiDL starts.

NC is still in use and its function is tested for every release. You could also use default_circuit.NC instead of NC.

What version of SKiDL are you using? What version of Python? What OS?

[ribarraza]

OOhh, now I see my error. I thought NC was a Skidl attribute, so I was getting a crash. Now I try using NC as a Net and it worked perfect.

Thank you for the answer.