Display/add net Classes in Schematic

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Hello! 
 
 Is there a way to see for example the spacing class on a net in the schematic without going into constraints manager? or add nets to a class? 
 
 So to explain a bit further: 
 Lets say I have made multi page schematic and I want to add physical spacing constrains to my nets. I can do this by going into constraint manager but it's a little inconvenient sometimes as most nets will have a long Nxxxx number and going back and forth between schematic and constraint manager to look which net is which is a bit slow. Of course I can make it easier by naming all my nets properly but I'm just wondering if there's an alternative I have missed. 
 You used to be able to set a property for a net that could be displayed, for example NET_SPACING_TYPE but it wont let me do that now since constraints manager is enabled for the schematic design. 
 It would also be great if I could hover or click on a net to see what classes it belongs to but I have not found an option for this. 
 
 Sorry if my questions are not clear. 
 Regards, 
 Filip

jc teyssier · Accepted Answer

Since 17.2 this is like this 
 Last version to be able to handle NET_PHYSICAL_TYPE and NET_SPACING_TYPE (and i guesss NET_ELECTRICAL_TYPE) was 16.6 
 Big loss for me and a lot of colleagues. 
 Workaround: create a user propertyin schematic (say MY_NET_SPACING and MY_NET_PHYSICAL),and use it into allegro to assigne NET_SPACING NET_PHYSICAL. 
 Or use the pretty unusable cronstrint manager (and Nxxx nets )

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