How to connect wire to multiple part in EAGLE?

Question

I'm a newbie in EAGLE, so I'll try my best to explain myself.

I need to connect a micro controller (port 19 and 18 in the pic) to two different components (pinhead and usb).

So, for instance, I've proceeded with: right-click --> Name --> USB_DP and I placed a label on the net, but how do I create a functioning connection for ICSP_DAT? In the image ICSP_DAT is showed that way just because I've added a text with layer 95 Names.

EDIT

As suggested, I used label 91 Nets for ICSP_DAT and left USB_DP as wire's name. This solution produces this result using SHOW command on ICSP_DAT's text and selecting wire 19:

Is it ok, or should I use label 91 Nets for both? ERC gives a warning: "Only one pin on net ICSP_DAT" (regarding to the example above).

(I had to re-upload images to stay in the 2-images limit for "low-reputation" users, also I needed to show images to explain myself, I couldn't just comment below)

Answer 1

All net segments with the same name are connected in Eagle. If you name a net segment ICSP_DAT by a connector, and then a short segment sticking out from a microcontroller pin also ICSP_DAT, the two will be connected.

Following that logic, each net has exactly one name. You can't connect two nets by giving segment both names somehow. If the nets are connected, then they are the same net, so must have the same name.

Of course the other way to connect points of a net is to explicitly wire them together using the NET command. Implicitly connecting net segments by using names is sometimes referred to as using "air wires". That can be legitimate to avoid a cluttered ratsnest, and is necessary across pages. However, you should think carefully about whether directly shown connections might be clearer.

Good schematics aren't only correct, they are clear and easy to interpret correctly by humans.