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When we use style_indent rule "Follow each newline with an integer multiple of 2 spaces." we have troubles in strings where we use `uvm_, because uvm library use 3 spaces. So we need to mechanically add spaces everywhere we use uvm macros.
Is there a way to skip particular line which consists specific text or regex? For example skip all lines which consist: .*'uvm_.*
We know that there're special comments in svlint now to skip block of code, but this way doesn't suite for us, because it is very hard to add comments to the large amount of sources and to add it during the development code.
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@Mishassio I'm afraid I don't know a way to do this. One workaround could be to create dummy UVM files and setup incdirs to use the dummy files instead of the real ones. Svlint doesn't care if the code actually makes sense, so the dummy files could have macro definitions like
When we use style_indent rule "Follow each newline with an integer multiple of 2 spaces." we have troubles in strings where we use `uvm_, because uvm library use 3 spaces. So we need to mechanically add spaces everywhere we use uvm macros.
Is there a way to skip particular line which consists specific text or regex? For example skip all lines which consist:
.*'uvm_.*
We know that there're special comments in svlint now to skip block of code, but this way doesn't suite for us, because it is very hard to add comments to the large amount of sources and to add it during the development code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: