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how to use wildcard character in Node name of Pin-Planner

Altera_Forum
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In Pin-Planner, I want to use wildcard to represent the node names listed below. How should I do?  

dp1_rx_dp[0],dp1_rx_dn[0], 

dp1_rx_dp[1],dp1_rx_dn[1], 

dp2_rx_dp[0],dp2_rx_dn[0], 

dp2_rx_dp[1],dp2_rx_dn[1], 

 

Should it be "dp*_rx_d* 

[*]" ? 

 

Where can I find a complete document for how to use wildcard character in Quartus II?
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Altera_Forum
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Pin planner is where abstract notions of signals get mapped to physically real pins. The signal names must be fully specified to map them to a pin. Although it might be helpful to use * to map a bus to the same I/O standard I don't think that's possible.

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Altera_Forum
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Hi Galfonz, Thanks for reply.  

Yes. The intention is just to map these signals to the same I/O standard. For the pin mampping, I have fully specified the name for each pin(see picture 1). 

 

Now, i'm want to spcify these signals to the same I/O standard "1.5V PCML". Can I use wildcard like "dp*_rx_d*[*]" ?
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