Sorry i might forget to mention that the line MODULE C17 (N1, N2, N3, N6, N7, N22, N23) is actually obtained from a text file.

MODULE C17 (N1, N2, N3, N6, N7, N22, N23);
INPUT N1, N2, N3, N6, N7;
OUTPUT N22, N23;
WIRE N10, N11, N16, N19;
NAND NAND2_1 (N10, N1, N3);
NAND NAND2_2 (N11, N3, N6);
NAND NAND2_3 (N16, N2, N11);
NAND NAND2_4 (N19, N11, N7);
NAND NAND2_5 (N22, N10, N16);
NAND NAND2_6 (N23, N16, N19);
ENDMODULE

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I tried your coding but it also prints the NAND line.

In reply to Re^2: Pattern matching by nursyza
in thread Pattern matching by nursyza

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