vim align columns using Align or Tabularize (Verilog)
I am trying to use either Align or Tabularize to take the following code:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
To be aligned to this:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
As you can see, sometimes there will be square brackets before the variable name, some time won't. Comments could be in the middle, I would like them to be ignored. I want to keep the space before the input/output.
I tried some regex, but couldn't manage to do it.
vim alignment verilog
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I am trying to use either Align or Tabularize to take the following code:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
To be aligned to this:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
As you can see, sometimes there will be square brackets before the variable name, some time won't. Comments could be in the middle, I would like them to be ignored. I want to keep the space before the input/output.
I tried some regex, but couldn't manage to do it.
vim alignment verilog
2
if a other plugin is an option for you, then there is always easy-align
– Doktor OSwaldo
Nov 13 '18 at 13:13
You could just usevisual block
to move the text.
– GiftZwergrapper
Nov 14 '18 at 7:17
I will try to use the easy align. Using visual block is not automatic (and that's what I am currently doing), I am trying to find a fast way to do it. There are a lot of lines like that in all the files that I am working. Completely mundane.
– Sam Rosenfeld
Nov 14 '18 at 14:07
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I am trying to use either Align or Tabularize to take the following code:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
To be aligned to this:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
As you can see, sometimes there will be square brackets before the variable name, some time won't. Comments could be in the middle, I would like them to be ignored. I want to keep the space before the input/output.
I tried some regex, but couldn't manage to do it.
vim alignment verilog
I am trying to use either Align or Tabularize to take the following code:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
To be aligned to this:
// UDW
input [UDW_WIDTH-1:0] udw_data;
input [TYPE_WIDTH-1:0] udw_type;
input udw_valid;
output udw_ready;
// UniClkPktGen
input [UTW_DATA_W-1:0] utw_data_in;
input utw_valid_in;
input [FREQOFFSET_W-1:0] freqOffset;
input [ACCDELAY_W-1:0] accDelay;
// RIF
input [31:0] rif_add_bus;
input [31:0] rif_data_wr;
input [3:0] rif_byte_en;
input rif_wr;
input rif_rd;
output [31:0] rif_data_rd;
output rif_ack;
As you can see, sometimes there will be square brackets before the variable name, some time won't. Comments could be in the middle, I would like them to be ignored. I want to keep the space before the input/output.
I tried some regex, but couldn't manage to do it.
vim alignment verilog
vim alignment verilog
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
Sam RosenfeldSam Rosenfeld
113
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2
if a other plugin is an option for you, then there is always easy-align
– Doktor OSwaldo
Nov 13 '18 at 13:13
You could just usevisual block
to move the text.
– GiftZwergrapper
Nov 14 '18 at 7:17
I will try to use the easy align. Using visual block is not automatic (and that's what I am currently doing), I am trying to find a fast way to do it. There are a lot of lines like that in all the files that I am working. Completely mundane.
– Sam Rosenfeld
Nov 14 '18 at 14:07
add a comment |
2
if a other plugin is an option for you, then there is always easy-align
– Doktor OSwaldo
Nov 13 '18 at 13:13
You could just usevisual block
to move the text.
– GiftZwergrapper
Nov 14 '18 at 7:17
I will try to use the easy align. Using visual block is not automatic (and that's what I am currently doing), I am trying to find a fast way to do it. There are a lot of lines like that in all the files that I am working. Completely mundane.
– Sam Rosenfeld
Nov 14 '18 at 14:07
2
2
if a other plugin is an option for you, then there is always easy-align
– Doktor OSwaldo
Nov 13 '18 at 13:13
if a other plugin is an option for you, then there is always easy-align
– Doktor OSwaldo
Nov 13 '18 at 13:13
You could just use
visual block
to move the text.– GiftZwergrapper
Nov 14 '18 at 7:17
You could just use
visual block
to move the text.– GiftZwergrapper
Nov 14 '18 at 7:17
I will try to use the easy align. Using visual block is not automatic (and that's what I am currently doing), I am trying to find a fast way to do it. There are a lot of lines like that in all the files that I am working. Completely mundane.
– Sam Rosenfeld
Nov 14 '18 at 14:07
I will try to use the easy align. Using visual block is not automatic (and that's what I am currently doing), I am trying to find a fast way to do it. There are a lot of lines like that in all the files that I am working. Completely mundane.
– Sam Rosenfeld
Nov 14 '18 at 14:07
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Ok I have managed to do it with easy-align (thanks Doktor OSwaldo).
I used the advance examples :
https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md
I took this code and added it to ~/.vim/autoload/easy_align.vim (taken from EXAMPLES.md above).
let g:easy_align_delimiters['d'] =
'pattern': ' zeS+s*[;=]',
'left_margin': 0, 'right_margin': 0
I don't fully understand the pattern so I will not try to explain it.
But it works :)
1
The pattern matches the last space before (ze
) the patternS+s*[;=]'
.S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either;
or=
([;=]
). For more help see:h /ze
,:h /+
,:h /S
,/s
, and:h /collection
.
– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
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Ok I have managed to do it with easy-align (thanks Doktor OSwaldo).
I used the advance examples :
https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md
I took this code and added it to ~/.vim/autoload/easy_align.vim (taken from EXAMPLES.md above).
let g:easy_align_delimiters['d'] =
'pattern': ' zeS+s*[;=]',
'left_margin': 0, 'right_margin': 0
I don't fully understand the pattern so I will not try to explain it.
But it works :)
1
The pattern matches the last space before (ze
) the patternS+s*[;=]'
.S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either;
or=
([;=]
). For more help see:h /ze
,:h /+
,:h /S
,/s
, and:h /collection
.
– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
add a comment |
Ok I have managed to do it with easy-align (thanks Doktor OSwaldo).
I used the advance examples :
https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md
I took this code and added it to ~/.vim/autoload/easy_align.vim (taken from EXAMPLES.md above).
let g:easy_align_delimiters['d'] =
'pattern': ' zeS+s*[;=]',
'left_margin': 0, 'right_margin': 0
I don't fully understand the pattern so I will not try to explain it.
But it works :)
1
The pattern matches the last space before (ze
) the patternS+s*[;=]'
.S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either;
or=
([;=]
). For more help see:h /ze
,:h /+
,:h /S
,/s
, and:h /collection
.
– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
add a comment |
Ok I have managed to do it with easy-align (thanks Doktor OSwaldo).
I used the advance examples :
https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md
I took this code and added it to ~/.vim/autoload/easy_align.vim (taken from EXAMPLES.md above).
let g:easy_align_delimiters['d'] =
'pattern': ' zeS+s*[;=]',
'left_margin': 0, 'right_margin': 0
I don't fully understand the pattern so I will not try to explain it.
But it works :)
Ok I have managed to do it with easy-align (thanks Doktor OSwaldo).
I used the advance examples :
https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md
I took this code and added it to ~/.vim/autoload/easy_align.vim (taken from EXAMPLES.md above).
let g:easy_align_delimiters['d'] =
'pattern': ' zeS+s*[;=]',
'left_margin': 0, 'right_margin': 0
I don't fully understand the pattern so I will not try to explain it.
But it works :)
answered Nov 14 '18 at 15:37
Sam RosenfeldSam Rosenfeld
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The pattern matches the last space before (ze
) the patternS+s*[;=]'
.S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either;
or=
([;=]
). For more help see:h /ze
,:h /+
,:h /S
,/s
, and:h /collection
.
– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
add a comment |
1
The pattern matches the last space before (ze
) the patternS+s*[;=]'
.S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either;
or=
([;=]
). For more help see:h /ze
,:h /+
,:h /S
,/s
, and:h /collection
.
– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
1
1
The pattern matches the last space before (
ze
) the pattern S+s*[;=]'
. S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either ;
or =
([;=]
). For more help see :h /ze
, :h /+
, :h /S
, /s
, and :h /collection
.– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
The pattern matches the last space before (
ze
) the pattern S+s*[;=]'
. S+s*[;=]'
matches at least one non-whitespace character sequence (S+
) followed by optional whitespace (s*
) then followed by either ;
or =
([;=]
). For more help see :h /ze
, :h /+
, :h /S
, /s
, and :h /collection
.– Peter Rincker
Nov 14 '18 at 16:14
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if a other plugin is an option for you, then there is always easy-align
– Doktor OSwaldo
Nov 13 '18 at 13:13
You could just use
visual block
to move the text.– GiftZwergrapper
Nov 14 '18 at 7:17
I will try to use the easy align. Using visual block is not automatic (and that's what I am currently doing), I am trying to find a fast way to do it. There are a lot of lines like that in all the files that I am working. Completely mundane.
– Sam Rosenfeld
Nov 14 '18 at 14:07