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> Kind of. Net segment objects are not the same as line objects, but yes, they are just simple graphics.
> 
> Think of gschem as a graphical editor. An editor’s job is syntactic, not semantic. Think of gnetlist as a topology compiler, taking the graphical source code and compiling it to the more abstract netlist.

I got it. Then using the editor I guess selecting segments and nets should make sense so that attributes for routing could be set for them but as is now gschem do not know which objects are connected where.

It must be a rather interesting problem to figure out from the lines where they connected.

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