Hi All,
I have about 200 folders in which each contains up to 6 to 10 sub-folders. There are about 100 different files that have been duplicated and stored in the folders and I must find their path locations and filenames.
I'd like to have your help to write a TCL or Perl script that can help me...
Hi,
I would like to have your help to write a search for a find with extension like .txt in any directory using TCL.
I know how to do it in Perl but in TCL the glob command seems to be slow to search for the file in a hug directory.
Thanks
Tony
Hi,
I have a file with content
AXI_STR_RXD_TREADY O undef TRUE true true
AXI_STR_TXC_TDATA O undef TRUE 31 0
AXI_STR_TXC_TKEEP O undef TRUE 3 0
AXI_STR_TXC_TLAST O undef TRUE true true
AXI_STR_TXC_TVALID O undef TRUE true true
AXI_STR_TXD_TDATA O undef TRUE 31 0
AXI_STR_TXD_TDEST O undef TRUE 3...
Hi All,
I have trouble to replace the number at the end of this line by empty string, for example I want to replace number 108 (notice that this number repeats many times in the line) at the end of this line by empty string
report_timing -from \[get_cells \"uart_rx_i0/uart_108rx_ctl_i0/*\"...
I am creating a TCL script namely test.tcl in that script I use many built-in Tcl commands to test a tool in batch mode. This is contents of the script, for example
a $myname
b $last $first
c $occupation
where a, b and c are Tcl built-in commands
somehow the variables are passing incorrectly...
I am learning tcl/tk and my first task is to write a program to count the repeat number in the second column of this file with content
January 4000 300 200
February 2000 100 0
March 4000 50 10
April 4000 120 300
May 1000 100 0
June 2000 0 0
July 400 1 1
August 4000 200 100
September 2000 100...
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