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This is because what you select in the Schematic is the pin figure which is associated with a pin object (which links the logical terminal to physical objects representing it), and then the pin object has a link to the terminal object (which has a name and an associated net object).

You can get away with changing the name of the terminal provided that the width of the terminal name matches the width of the net associated with the terminal. That's because the terminal name and net name do not have to match, although in general the schematic extractor (if you ran schCheck() again) would take care of making them match unless the wire is labelled with a different name than the pin name.

Thank you for the explanation. If it is so complicated, it is strange that there is still no function to change pin name including bus width. There is definitely already a code for this running when I change pin name from the GUI. Why don't make it into a public function?

It's probably because nobody has asked for it. To be honest, I wouldn't have thought it terribly common to change an existing pin to be a bus pin (or vice versa) with SKILL - there are likely to be all sorts of other consequences of changing a bus width because everything you are connected to would need to be sorted out. So that's probably why there's no public function to do this (the UI will be doing this at a lower level than in SKILL most likely). I think this is the first time I've come across anyone asking this (I've got no code lying around to do this anyway), so that probably means it's a fairly rare requirement.

In the early days of the schematic editor there weren't many SKILL procedural interfaces, and then a bunch were added (over 25 years ago) for the most common tasks. This probably didn't make the cut as one of the most common...

As you know, analog changed a lot over the past 25 years :) When you have a fixed size transistor, and the only thing you can change is the number of fingers, analog design became very much like digital with a lot of buses. Indeed we rarely need to change existing non-bus pins to bus. But we need to change bus sizes of existing pins all the time.

Of course, needs change; my comment was really that I'd not seen requests for this being done in SKILL rather than through the UI. Perhaps you could request an enhancement for a schematic API to do this via customer support?