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I am trying to do some timing analysis using Quartus 9.1, TimeQuest and TCL.
When I use the following TCL code: if { [string match -nocase "*io_recapture_h*" [ string trim $node_name ] ] } { I get the following matches: 2.003 fpfe|sramintf|qdrintf|qdr_core_bot|io_recapture_h0[0]~feeder|dataf 2.058 fpfe|sramintf|qdrintf|qdr_core_bot|io_recapture_h0[0]~feeder|combout 2.058 fpfe|sramintf|qdrintf|qdr_core_bot|io_recapture_h0_0_|datain 2.220 fpfe:fpfe|sramintf:sramintf|qdrintf:qdrintf|qdr_core_1:qdr_core_bot|io_recapture_h0[0] Since I want the one shown in bold (the last one with delay value 2.220), I modified the TCL code to (adding backslash and [) : if { [string match -nocase "*io_recapture_h*\[0\]" [ string trim $node_name ] ] } { But that didn't work. I tried many other combinations. None of which worked. How do I escape the brackets?Link Copied
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Looks like it should work. What is your list $node_name look like? A list where each element is made up of two other elements, a delay and a node name? Maybe try matching just the name?
Can I ask what you're trying to do? I've analyzed man different interfaces and never had to do something like this. I'm wondering if there might be a better approach. (I also worry about disecting individual timing numbers, since you won't necessarily get the correct modeling.)- Mark as New
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The solution is to use {} instead of double quotes, as shown below:
if { [string match -nocase {*io_recapture_h*\[0\]} [ string trim $node_name ] ] } {- Mark as New
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Hi Ryan,
Is it possible to send you a private message so that I can explain what I am trying to do with the TCL script. The original TCL problem though has been solved. Bye- Mark as New
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Is there a reason you can't post a description here? (Although I work for Altera, I'm not official support, and just try to answer questions a) that I can answer quickly from previous work and b) that might affect others, so that people who read/search these posts might be able to answer a similar issue. Taking it "off-line" gets around the second one, and might as well be a Service Request.) I don't mean to be a pain, and if it confidential or something, please send it through the forum email(just click on my name).

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