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Comparison of the formated list and print in the specific format

hello,

I have the list given below in this format , which is saved in the variable BigList . In this list only first few string are unmatched and rest strings are the same . I want to create new Biglist in which repeat element should removed and the unmatched component in the list should be present in the new biglist.

BigList=

("P2_JTAGTE" "route_I644" "I689" "P10_IN" "P14_OUT"
"P19_IN" "P18_IN" "P20_OUT" "P17_IN" "I671"
"I670" "route_I615" "I669" "route_I616" "P13_IN"
"P12_OUT" "P11_IN" "I668" "route_I518" "I672"
"route_I519" "P1_JTAGCLK" "P3_JTAGTDI" "P4_JTAGOUT" "P15_IN"
"P23_IN" "P24_OUT" "P62_OUT" "P61_OUT" "P63_OUT"
"P64_OUT" "route_I632" "P8_INOUT" "P7_OUT" "P9_OUT"
"route_I641" "I743" "I687"
)
("P4_JTAGOUT" "P15_IN" "route_I644" "I689" "P10_IN"
"P14_OUT" "P19_IN" "P18_IN" "P20_OUT" "P17_IN"
"I671" "I670" "route_I615" "I669" "route_I616"
"P13_IN" "P12_OUT" "P11_IN" "I668" "route_I518"
"I672" "route_I519" "P1_JTAGCLK" "P3_JTAGTDI" "P2_JTAGTE"
"P23_IN" "P24_OUT" "P62_OUT" "P61_OUT" "P63_OUT"
"P64_OUT" "route_I632" "P8_INOUT" "P7_OUT" "P9_OUT"
"route_I641" "I743" "I687"
)
("P15_IN" "P4_JTAGOUT" "route_I644" "I689" "P10_IN"
"P14_OUT" "P19_IN" "P18_IN" "P20_OUT" "P17_IN"
"I671" "I670" "route_I615" "I669" "route_I616"
"P13_IN" "P12_OUT" "P11_IN" "I668" "route_I518"
"I672" "route_I519" "P1_JTAGCLK" "P3_JTAGTDI" "P2_JTAGTE"
"P23_IN" "P24_OUT" "P62_OUT" "P61_OUT" "P63_OUT"
"P64_OUT" "route_I632" "P8_INOUT" "P7_OUT" "P9_OUT"
"route_I641" "I743" "I687"
)
("P23_IN" "P13_IN" "P12_OUT" "P11_IN" "route_I644"
"I689" "P10_IN" "P14_OUT" "P19_IN" "P18_IN"
"P20_OUT" "P17_IN" "I671" "I670" "route_I615"
"I669" "route_I616" "I668" "route_I518" "I672"
"route_I519" "P1_JTAGCLK" "P3_JTAGTDI" "P2_JTAGTE" "P4_JTAGOUT"
"P15_IN" "P24_OUT" "P62_OUT" "P61_OUT" "P63_OUT"
"P64_OUT" "route_I632" "P8_INOUT" "P7_OUT" "P9_OUT"
"route_I641" "I743" "I687"
)

Intended Output:

("P2_JTAGTE" "P4_JTAGOUT" "P15_IN",P23_IN" "P13_IN" "P12_OUT" "P11_IN, "route_I644" "I689" "P10_IN" "P14_OUT"
"P19_IN" "P18_IN" "P20_OUT" "P17_IN" "I671"
"I670" "route_I615" "I669" "route_I616" "P13_IN"
"P12_OUT" "P11_IN" "I668" "route_I518" "I672"
"route_I519" "P1_JTAGCLK" "P3_JTAGTDI" "P4_JTAGOUT" "P15_IN"
"P23_IN" "P24_OUT" "P62_OUT" "P61_OUT" "P63_OUT"
"P64_OUT" "route_I632" "P8_INOUT" "P7_OUT" "P9_OUT"
"route_I641" "I743" "I687"
)

Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Again, this is really unclear. I don't know what you're talking about by "first few strings are unmatched and rest strings are the same". Or "unmatched component". If you are talking about taking a list of lists of strings and producing a list of the unique strings across the sub-lists, then it would be something like this:

procedure(CCFwildGuess(listOfLists)
let(((unique makeTable('unique nil)))
    foreach(outer listOfLists
        foreach(inner outer
            unique[inner]=t
        )
    )
    unique->?
)
)

CCFwildGuess(bigList)

which produces:

("P2_JTAGTE" "P7_OUT" "P15_IN" "P20_OUT" "P63_OUT"
    "I687" "route_I519" "P12_OUT" "P14_OUT" "P61_OUT"
    "I689" "P10_IN" "route_I641" "P1_JTAGCLK" "route_I615"
    "P18_IN" "P4_JTAGOUT" "I668" "route_I518" "P11_IN"
    "route_I644" "P8_INOUT" "P13_IN" "P17_IN" "P3_JTAGTDI"
    "I671" "P62_OUT" "route_I616" "P23_IN" "route_I632"
    "I672" "I669" "P24_OUT" "P64_OUT" "I743"
    "I670" "P19_IN" "P9_OUT"
)

I made no attempt to keep these in any specific order (they are just in "hash" order) - because your question was so unclear I don't know if I've understood you correctly. Your example output has some repeated names in it - so it's hard to know what you really wanted. These were repeated in your output list:

"P13_IN"
"P12_OUT"
"P11_IN"
"P4_JTAGOUT"
"P15_IN"
"P23_IN"

Regards,

Andrew.
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