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[quote][i]Originally posted by HarryHirn[/i] [br]Hi, i tried to combine some wildcards but was not able to find the solution. From the help i found all the wildcard characters but unfortunately i was not able to create a matching rule i wanted to. Assume i have several signals like SPI_MOSI SPI_MISO SPI_CLK SPI_CLK_MASTER SPI_CLK_SLAVE I would like to apply one rule to all the SPI signals except the MASTER and SLAVE stubs. Wildcards: String begins with: SPI_ SPI_* String does not end with MASTER %^*MASTER Combining these two like SPI_*%^*MASTER does not work. Can wildcards be connected like that? Is there an AND operator? TY [/quote]
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HarryHirn
Posted - 10 Nov 2023 : 13:47:41
Hi,
i tried to combine some wildcards but was not able to find the solution.
From the help i found all the wildcard characters but unfortunately i was not able to create a matching rule i wanted to.
Assume i have several signals like
SPI_MOSI
SPI_MISO
SPI_CLK
SPI_CLK_MASTER
SPI_CLK_SLAVE
I would like to apply one rule to all the SPI signals except the MASTER and SLAVE stubs.
Wildcards:
String begins with: SPI_
SPI_*
String does not end with MASTER
%^*MASTER
Combining these two like
SPI_*%^*MASTER
does not work.
Can wildcards be connected like that?
Is there an AND operator?
TY
2 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First)
HarryHirn
Posted - 14 Nov 2023 : 07:16:38
hi feynman,
this works!
thank you!
feynman
Posted - 13 Nov 2023 : 12:21:06
Hi,
maybe have a try with SPI_%^%{*MASTER|*SLAVE%}
That expression should match strings starting with "SPI_" and not ending with "MASTER" or "SLAVE".
Regards,
feynman