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> Shouldn't
>
> End Package Test;
>
> read:
>
> End Package Test123;
>
>
> -- Paul
yes it must :)
my mistake
thx
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Hi
[...]
hm, that's wired
I just tried it in python shell and it works but same code as script file
fails
for anyone who want to see for himself
# package.vhd file
bash % cat package.vhd
library ieee;
use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;
package TEST123 is
constant BASE
End Package Test;
#
Hi
> You can't easily list the exceptions that your code could throw. There are
> some obvious ones apart from IOError: say filename was an int (or even
> certain strings) you would get TypeError, or you might get MemoryError or
> KeyboardInterrupt. More obscurely, if you reused file as a global v
Hello,
currently I am using this instance method
def getFilecontent(self, filename):
try:
return file(filename).read()
except IOError, err_msg:
print err_msg
sys.exit(1)
Hello re gurus,
I wrote this pattern trying to get the "name" and the "content" of VHDL
package
I know that the file is a valid VHDL code, so actually there is no need to
perform
validation after 'end' token is found, but since it works fine I don't want
to touch it.
this is the pattern
patte
> pattern = re.compile(r"^\s*A\s*{.*}\s*", re.MULTILINE | re.DOTALL)
correction
pattern = re.compile(r"^\s*A\s*{.*?}\s*", re.MULTILINE | re.DOTALL)
I forgot to make it non gready :)
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Hello *,
I have one format with this structure
A {
x=1
y=3
B {
z = "something here"
}
}
C {
}
A {
x=0
y=0
B {
z = "other"
}
}
are there parsers for this kind of structure?
specially I am inter
