Hi toolic, could I ask a verilog:perl module usage question, how I can use the script to extract all pin in analog_atop instance (as following codes) to analog_atop_io array? 
 analog_atop u_analog_atop (.PAD_VDDA ( PAD_VDDA ) , .DPAD_VSSA ( DPAD
+_VSSA )
    , .PAD_VREFADC ( PAD_VREFADC ) , .PAD_ADGPIO_4 ( PAD_ADGPIO_4 )
    , .PAD_ADGPIO_7 ( PAD_ADGPIO_7 ) , .PAD_ADGPIO_5 ( PAD_ADGPIO_5 )
    , .DPAD_VSS_ACMP ( DPAD_VSS_ACMP ) , .DPAD_VSS_PM ( DPAD_VSS_PM )
    , .PAD_VDDADDAC ( PAD_VDDADDAC ) , .PAD_VDDCLK ( PAD_VDDCLK )
    , .DPAD_VSS_XTAL24M ( DPAD_VSS_XTAL24M ) , .DVSS ( GNDD_ON )
    , .DVDD12 ( VDIG_ON ) , .LNA_EN ( n_IP_protect_576 ) , .PAD_XO ( P
+AD_XO )
    , .LNA1_CURSET ( {n_IP_protect_573 , n_IP_protect_572 } )
    , .FILT_MUX_IN_HZ ( n_IP_protect_446 )
    , .FILT_MUX_IN_IQSWAP ( n_IP_protect_447 )
    , .CTL_SYNTH_COARSE_CAL_EN ( n_IP_protect_312 )
    , .PAD_ADGPIO_6 ( PAD_ADGPIO_6 )
    , .SEL_RXMIX_LOBIAS ( {n_IP_protect_864 , n_IP_protect_863 } )
    , .CTL_CXI_XO24M ( {n662 , n447 , n449 , n2478 } )
    , .CTL_SYNTH_EN ( n_IP_protect_313 )
    , .CTL_CXO_XO24M ( {n2705 , n439 , n441 , n443 } ) , .CTL_BBPLL_EN
+ ( n2303 )
    , .CTL_BBPLL_DIV_RXADC ( {n540 , n1230 } )
    , .CSR_BBPLL_CORE_GC ( {n516 , n403 , n1224 , n_IP_protect_104 , n
+517 ,
        n_IP_protect_102 , n_IP_protect_101 , n_IP_protect_100 } )
    , .CSR_BBPLL_TEST_GC ( {n_IP_protect_124 , n416 , n_IP_protect_122
+ , n509 , n417 , n511 ,
        n_IP_protect_117 , n1213 , n512 , n_IP_protect_114,        n_I
+P_protect_113 , n513 , n406 , n514 , n_IP_protect_131 , n531 ,
        n532 , n533 , n_IP_protect_127 , n398 , n409 , n410 , n515 ,
        n_IP_protect_108 } ) );

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