Configuring Identifier Alignment Rules
There are several rules that enforce alignment of identifiers in group of lines. Some of the configurations are available in all keyword alignment rules, while others are rule specific.
There are several options to these rules:
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The options can be combined to align identifiers.
This is an example of how to configure these options.
rule :
architecture_029:
compact_alignment : 'yes'
blank_line_ends_group : 'no'
comment_line_ends_group: 'no'
The following code snippet is used in the following examples:
-- Control signals signal wr_en : std_logic; signal rd_en : std_logic; -- Status signals signal wr_full : std_logic; signal rd_full : std_logic; signal wr_empty : std_logic; signal rd_empty : std_logic;
Example: compact_alignment
set to yes
-- Control signals signal wr_en : std_logic; signal rd_en : std_logic; -- Status signals signal wr_full : std_logic; signal rd_full : std_logic; signal wr_empty : std_logic; signal rd_empty : std_logic;
Example: blank_line_ends_group
set to yes
others set to no
-- Control signals signal wr_en : std_logic; signal rd_en : std_logic; -- Status signals signal wr_full : std_logic; signal rd_full : std_logic; signal wr_empty : std_logic; signal rd_empty : std_logic;
Example: comment_line_ends_group
set to yes
others set to no
-- Control signals signal wr_en : std_logic; signal rd_en : std_logic; -- Status signals signal wr_full : std_logic; signal rd_full : std_logic; signal wr_empty : std_logic; signal rd_empty : std_logic;