How to select all floating wires in a schematic (both connected to terminals or not connected to a terminal)

A net connected to a terminal is not floating.

I'm surprised RobMan as your answers are usually more constructive!

I believe tramt implied wires that are not connected to anything, and wires that are connected to only one terminal.

Both would raise 'floating net' warnings during check and save but the latter ones are not considered in the script provided in the mentioned support article.

I would achieve this using schCheck and retrieving the wires associated to the generated warnings (I might have a code to do something similar, if I find an example I will post it later)

This is the simplest way as it uses the checker which already does what you want.

It might be overkill as it implies extracting the connectivity etc. and might impact the schematic.

Otherwise you can analyze wires ends, associated labels etc. but this is much more complicated

Apologies if you feel I was not constructive. There is no indication that this question relates to a schematic. The need to identify floating nets/shapes is usually more frequently associated with a layout. To be honest I had never paid detailed attention to the schematic check. If a wire is connected to only one pin then I expect the warning. I now see this does indeed say "floating".

Apologies if you feel I was not constructive. There is no indication that this question relates to a schematic. The need to identify floating nets/shapes is usually more frequently associated with a layout. To be honest I had never paid detailed attention to the schematic check. If a wire is connected to only one pin then I expect the warning. I now see this does indeed say "floating".

No need to apologize, I was just surprised

RobMan said:

There is no indication that this question relates to a schematic.

You cannot say that though...