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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Grep command to search pattern corresponding to input from user Post 302995201 by Preeti Chandra on Monday 3rd of April 2017 05:58:03 AM
Old 04-03-2017
Yes my input file is different .I try to point the area where scan_out[5] is present in my input file :

Code:
pattern MAIN ( "dft_jtag_sel", "dft_jtag_si", "dtm_global_rstb",  
               "DTM_VTRIM":I, "VDDA_1V8_DTM":I, "VDD_0V9":I, "VSS":I, 
               "scan_out[0]", "scan_out[10]", "scan_out[11]", "scan_out[12]", "scan_out[13]", "scan_out[14]", "scan_out[15]", "scan_out[1]", "scan_out[2]", "scan_out[3]", "scan_out[4]", "scan_out[5]", "scan_out[6]", "scan_out[7]", "scan_out[8]", "scan_out[9]", 
               "DTM_VTRIM":O, "VDDA_1V8_DTM":O, "VDD_0V9":O, "VSS":O )

Code:
"scan_out[15]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[15];  tf =  SO  ;  
    "scan_out[4]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[4];  tf =  SO  ; 
    "scan_out[5]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[5];  tf =  SO  ; 
    "scan_out[6]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[6];  tf =  SO  ;


Code:
 "scan_out[1]" := output [ 0ns:X, 50.000000ns:Q, 100.000000ns:X ]; 
    "scan_out[2]" := output [ 0ns:X, 50.000000ns:Q, 100.000000ns:X ]; 
    "scan_out[3]" := output [ 0ns:X, 50.000000ns:Q, 100.000000ns:X ]; 
    "scan_out[4]" := output [ 0ns:X, 50.000000ns:Q, 100.000000ns:X ]; 
    "scan_out[5]" := output [ 0ns:X, 50.000000ns:Q, 100.000000ns:X ]; 
    "scan_out[6]" := output [ 0ns:X, 50.000000ns:Q, 100.000000ns:X ];

Code:
 "scan_out[3]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[3];  tf =  SO  ; 
    "scan_out[4]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[4];  tf =  SO  ; 
    "scan_out[5]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[5];  tf =  SO  ; 
    "scan_out[6]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[6];  tf =  SO  ; 
    "scan_out[7]" : output;      ## pinName = scan_out[7];  tf =  SO  ;

Code:
Last same which i posted earlier as input file.

Code:
COS_12_TM_4" [ 
         "dummy_COS_12_1_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_2_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_3_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_4_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_5_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_6_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_7_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_8_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_9_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_10_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_11_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_12_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_13_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_14_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_15_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_16_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_17_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_18_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_19_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_20_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_21_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_22_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_23_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_24_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_25_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_26_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_27_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_28_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_29_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_30_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_31_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_32_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_33_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_34_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_35_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_36_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_37_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_38_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_39_TM_4",
         "dummy_COS_12_40_TM_4",
         "scan_out[5]" ];

Lastly I want output from the last part of the file.

---------- Post updated at 04:58 AM ---------- Previous update was at 04:46 AM ----------

Can you explain me your command?
I will try at my end.
 

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