Hi Guys , I am working on one perl script to create one output file based on some data processing on my input file in a different format.

Input file

  
###########################################
pat1 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q : #  {111111}111
pat2 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q : #  {110111}111
pat3 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q : #  {110111}011
pat4
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q : #  {110111}101
pat5
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q : #  {110111}110
pat1 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_3_/Q : #  {111111}110
pat2
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_3_/Q : #  {111111}111
pat3 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_3_/Q : #  {111111}101
pat4
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_3_/Q : #  {111111}110
pat5
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_3_/Q : #  {111111}111
pat1 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_4_/Q : #  {111111}111
pat2 
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_4_/Q : #  {111111}011
pat3
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_4_/Q : #  {111111}111
pat4
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_4_/Q : #  {111111}011
pat5
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_4_/Q : #  {111111}111
################################################################

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As you can see in the input file there are 5 patterns for each register .

Please find the output file which I am looking for .In this output file first section is the name of the register(should come only once) , then the patterns name pat1 pat2 pat3 pat4 and pat5 , Each of this pattern should have a value which is the first split from the section

For example {111111}111

I am just looking for the first value after finishing of curly braces.'

{111111} - dont want this

111 - 1st value from this pattern ie 1

Example : U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q , The first value after the curly braces for each pattern is 1 1 0 1 1 .

Output file (First split) 

########################################################
Reg                     pat1  pat2 pat3 pat4  pat5 
########################################################
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_2_/Q  1      1     0    1    1
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_3_/Q  1      1     1    1    1
U_TOP_LOGIC/i_reg_4_/Q  1      0     1    0    1
########################################################

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I am not getting exact success with perl . Could you help me out?

Thanks and Regards

Kshitij Kulshreshtha

In reply to Formatted output file with data processing by kshitij

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