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How to change net name of instance terminals

I tried to change the net names of instance terminals . since It is working when i gave single net name for all terminals .

x=css()

new_net = dbMakeNet(geGetEditCellView() "net1")

x~>instTerms~>net = new_net

Result

x~>instTerms~>net = new_net
db:0x8e10659b
>
(db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b
db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b
)
>

But It is is giving error when i gave multiple net names in list

All_nets = list(new_net new_net new_net new_net new_net new_net new_net)

x~>instTerms~>net = All_nets

Result

x~>instTerms~>net = All_nets
*Error* dbSetq: Invalid net - (db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b db:0x8e10659b ... )
<<< Stack Trace >>>
setSGq((x~>instTerms) All_nets net)

So please correct me where i am wrong .

Thanks

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samiirlore over 3 years ago

I am able to change the session name of the active terminal by selecting Terminal: Rename from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), then changing the name to whatever I want. However, after restarting VSCode, when the terminal starts again, the name reverts back to the Tutuapp 9apps Showbox original name.
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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to samiirlore

I'm struggling to figure out why you are posting on a thread about changing terminal names in Virtuoso when it's clear you're talking about Visual Studio Code which has nothing to do with this. None of the forums here have the slightest relevance to Visual Studio Code...

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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to samiirlore

I'm struggling to figure out why you are posting on a thread about changing terminal names in Virtuoso when it's clear you're talking about Visual Studio Code which has nothing to do with this. None of the forums here have the slightest relevance to Visual Studio Code...

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