.march_endSP(march_end),
.serial_in_ctlr(serial_in_ctlr) ,
.memsafe(memsafe) ,
.mem_atpg_mode(mem_atpg_mode) ,
.tst_gatedclock(tst_gatedclock) ,
is there in a text file
I want to search a string .march_endSP in a file and repeat that line with
.march_endSP_1(march_end)
.march_endSP_2(march_end)
.march_endSP_3(march_end)
in the same file, how to do this This is my code
while (my $line = <FH>) {
while ( $line =~ /-number_of_SP_mem_supp\s(\d+)/g ) {
my $first = $1;
#print "$first\n";
my @a = (1..$first);
foreach(@a){
print("$_","\n");
}
}
But I am unable to do using this. Please help me.
Code tags added by GrandFather
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