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how can i compare lines after match pattern in skill

acom

Hello ,

I have 1 file which contains 2 parts.One part is the schematic hierachy  tree.Another part is the layout hierachy tree.(looks like below)

Based on this file, how can i compare the schematic hierachy tree VS layout hierachy tree by using skill?

That is, eg . In schematic ,  "BlockA/ Lib2 Cell2 schematic";In layout, it is "BlockA/ Lib2 Cell2_2" layout.How can i check this kind of errors by using the below file?

schematic_layout_tree file:

########################

#CellView BlockA schematic#

########################

subcell: 3 sub cells

    Lib1 Cell1 schematic

    Lib2 Cell2 schematic

    Lib3 Cell3 schematic

########################

#CellView BlockB schematic#

########################

subcell: 2 sub cells

    LibB1 CellB1 schematic

    LibB2 CellB2 schematic

######################## 

#CellView BlockA layout#

########################

subcell: 3 sub cells

    Lib1 Cell1 layout

    Lib2 Cell2_2 layout

    Lib3 Cell3 layout

########################

#CellView BlockB layout#

########################

subcell: 2 sub cells

    LibB1 CellB1 layout

    LibB2 CellB2 layout

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  • acom
    Hello Yi,

    Thanks for your reply here.I shared the same idea with you :)
    But the difficult part for me is that i don't have a good way to transfer the file into 2 lists/structures.
    There are tens of thounds of lines like this in the file.I have know idea how to do it more efficient.

    Thanks
    Ada
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  • acom
    Hello Yi,

    Thanks for your reply here.I shared the same idea with you :)
    But the difficult part for me is that i don't have a good way to transfer the file into 2 lists/structures.
    There are tens of thounds of lines like this in the file.I have know idea how to do it more efficient.

    Thanks
    Ada
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