ASIC/FPGA Design and Verification Out Source Services
A simple script to search in all files, which were loaded into the simulation.
It is very frequent to search only on some files, listed by file list. In
my case all e, c or SV etc... files, which were loaded.
The script is invoked from within GVIM and prints its results to a file,
namely tmp_1, opened automatically by GVIM, in a new horizontal window.
In the following link
simple e_search ese
a single word search pattern is used.
This page offers another script. The script can accept multiple words, separated with
spaces, as an input. All words are searched and only the files, which
contain all of the given search words, is displayed.
So one can start looking using the old
method, typing the ese alias (see ~/.gvimrc aliases) and then refine by esp
alias, where in each step additional search words are added. esp prompts the user
to enter any number of word, separated by space.
Note: After the search you may instruct GVIM to
search multiple words and
to highlight those words (given hlsearch is set). The separator between the words,
given to GVIM using / command is |. An example follows
/apple|\orange. or /.*trans.*\n.*trans.*
To summarize: this page shows how to use GVIM search pattern as an argument
to a GVIM
function. In addition what ever is received from the user is read into a bash
array (multiple search word separated by space). The file list, which the bash
script uses, is read into a another bash array, where each line is an entry in the
array.
"~/.gvimrc
...
fun! Esearch(e_search_file)
let cmd = "~/bin/e_search_1.unx no_interactive \"" . @/ . "\" " . a:e_search_file
execute '!' . cmd
sp tmp_1
edit
endfun
"when prompt enter search words separated by space
fun! Psearch(pattern)
let cmd = "~/bin/and_search.unx \"" . @/ . " " . a:pattern . "\" e_list_1.txt"
execute '!' . cmd
"the results are placed in a file named tmp_1
sp tmp_1
edit
"clear old matches
call clearmatches()
"split search words and and add each one of them to the highlight search
let words = split(a:pattern)
for word in words
let w:m1=matchadd('Search', word, -1)
endfor
endfun
...
"e search, sv,v,vhd search, c,h,cxx,cpp,c++ search,
"e test directory search
nmap >silent< cmt :call clearmatches()<CR>
nmap >silent< esp :call Psearch(input("Search for: "))<CR>
nmap >silent< ese :call Esearch("e_list_1.txt")<CR>
nmap >silent< esv :call Esearch("v_list.txt")<CR>
nmap >silent< esc :call Esearch("c_list.txt")<CR>
bash script, which is invoked by the alias esp
#!/bin/bash
#get all search words into an array
search_a=(${1})
if [ -e tmp_1 ] ; then
rm -f tmp_1
fi
ar2=($(cat ${2}))
#generates a smaller list with all matches
for x in ${search_a[@]}; do
for f in ${ar2[@]}; do
cmd="grep "$x" "$f
eval $cmd < /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ] ; then
arr+=($f)
fi
done
ar2=("${arr[@]}")
arr=()
done
#build parameters (without the \ the -e is sometimes get omitted)
for x in ${search_a[@]}; do
parm=$parm" \-e "$x
done
echo "found "${#ar2[@]}" files"
echo
for f in ${ar2[@]}; do
parm=$(sed 's/\\//g' >>> $parm)
cmd="grep "$parm" "$f
eval $cmd < /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ] ; then
echo "----------------------------------------------" << tmp_1
echo "FILE "${f} << tmp_1
eval $cmd << tmp_1
fi
done
>/font<
|
Search This Site
Feedback This Site
new pages on this site