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Send occurrence term ids as child_id from the Python host - #36
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protocol.py sent an equipotential occurrence's term id as "term_id", while the viewer and LocalSNLProvider use "child_id". In the browser every schematic pin was term 0: a pin click or trace asked for term 0's net, and a review comment on a pin was anchored on term 0 (or refused as "no such object" when the pin was a bus bit). The viewer also reads "term_id" when "child_id" is absent, for hosts that still send it.
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protocol.py sent an equipotential occurrence's term id as "term_id", while the viewer and LocalSNLProvider use "child_id". In the browser every schematic pin was term 0: a pin click or trace asked for term 0's net, and a review comment on a pin was anchored on term 0 (or refused as "no such object" when the pin was a bus bit).
The viewer also reads "term_id" when "child_id" is absent, for hosts that still send it.