my .csv file is like this

Description                  RD/WR
lfxosc_bp_c_jtag            WR
lfxosc_pd_c_jtag            WR
lfxosc_i_mult_ctrl_c_jtag[0]    WR
lfxosc_i_mult_ctrl_c_jtag[1]    WR
lfxosc_i_mult_ctrl_c_jtag[2]    WR
lfxosc_r_ref_ctrl_c_jtag[0]    WR
lfxosc_r_ref_ctrl_c_jtag[1]    WR
lfxosc_r_ref_ctrl_c_jtag[2]    WR
rd_rsrv_hfxosc_jtag            RD
rd_rsrv_hfxosc_jtag            RD

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i want to convert this like

wire   lfxosc_bp_c_jtag            
wire   lfxosc_pd_c_jtag            
wire   lfxosc_i_mult_ctrl_c_jtag[0]    
wire   lfxosc_i_mult_ctrl_c_jtag[1]    
wire   lfxosc_i_mult_ctrl_c_jtag[2]    
wire   lfxosc_r_ref_ctrl_c_jtag[0]    
wire   lfxosc_r_ref_ctrl_c_jtag[1]    
wire   lfxosc_r_ref_ctrl_c_jtag[2]    
reg   _rsrv_hfxosc_jtag            
reg    rd_rsrv_hfxosc_jtag

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RD/WR column should come first and the string should change like if it is RD it should be reg. if it is WR it should be wire.

please do the needful.

In reply to How to process .csv file by Sivalakshmi

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