ChrisZeh
Newbie level 3
I'm curious if there is a way to enumerate all of the signals that are currently in the Wave window just using the TCL/Transcript window?
As a real kludge I think I can save the wave format using the following:
write format wave -window .main_pane.wave.interior.cs.body.pw.wf {C:/wave.do}
Then I can parse the output to find all the waves, but I would hope there is an easier way...?
(I'm trying to put together a generic TCL script which will find all of the signals I've manually added to the wave window, add those to a list then export it to a tabular file, for use in Python.)
Thanks!
As a real kludge I think I can save the wave format using the following:
write format wave -window .main_pane.wave.interior.cs.body.pw.wf {C:/wave.do}
Then I can parse the output to find all the waves, but I would hope there is an easier way...?
(I'm trying to put together a generic TCL script which will find all of the signals I've manually added to the wave window, add those to a list then export it to a tabular file, for use in Python.)
Thanks!