How to get state machine encoding type from TCL ::report or where?

[BillP_]

I have enumerated reports and find them in the report panel.  For a particular state machine, it says 'Encoding Type: One-Hot'.  When I use get_report_panel_row, it has all the table states, but I don't know what the API is to get the 'Encoding Type'?  It seems like it is report meta-data of some sort?

set panel_names [get_report_panel_names]
foreach panel_name $panel_names {
## Do match state machine.
if {[string match "Analysis & Synthesis||State Machines||State Machine - |*|state" $panel_name]} {
set num_rows [get_number_of_rows -name $panel_name]
for { set i 0 } { $i < $num_rows } { incr i } {
set row_data [get_report_panel_row -name $panel_name -row $i]
post_message [join $row_data ","]
}
}
}

I really want to test the 'Encoding Type' of the state machine to verify "One-hot".

The code above dumps the state machine transitions.

[TingJiangT_Intel]

I don't fully understand what you’d like to do.

If you want to get the Encoding Style information you can open quartus -> compilation report -> Synthesis -> Partition "root_partition" -> State machine

And you can right click the report you want like the state machine summary and click 'export' to generate the report.

[BillP_]

Yes, I can see it.   I understand how to use the GUI.

I want to use TCL and a post synthesis script to check that all state machines are one-hot.

Ie, I want a script to be able to access "Encoding type"

I want an answer without 'click'.  Is that possible?

[TingJiangT_Intel]

Hi there, can you upload the tcl file you currently use. Seems some error with the command copied from your previous post.

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