Is there a way of accessing the full net name of a net object in a hierarchical design?
Example
A schematic contains two instances of the same object, called I0 and I1, which have internal nets of "in" and "out", like in the image below.
If I want to plot the voltages associated with the nets I need to use the full net names of "/I0/in" and "/I1/in".
Is there a way to find the full net names from the instances' database objects?
I can traverse the hierarchy and find the database objects for I0 and I1 but the net and signal objects connected to their terminals will just be listed as "in" and "out", which can't be directly plotted.
An alternative question for the same issue would be: are there any functions for directly plotting signal objects rather than needing their associated net names?
If I have the instance object and the signal object associated with one of its nets, is there a way to just plot the signal directly?
Functions like vtime require strings of the net names and can't use database objects.
