Re: [Help-gnucap] Using hash symbol (#) in a variable

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Al

It would be nice to support 1 non-alphanumeric character to allow us to
allow us a hook for our tool to do some advanced things. It can be an "@" or
"|" or whatever, but "#" is a character that I believe I have seen in the
past used legally in several simulators. Can you enhance the simulator to
allow "#" to be legal within the device name, net name, or param name?

Sriram asked the question on behalf of Analog Rails.

Thanks

Cliff

al davis-13 wrote:
> 
> On Friday 17 July 2009, ram342 wrote:
>> Does gnucap support using hash symbol (#) in variable name.
>> Hspice supports such an usage .does a similar thing exist in
>> gnucap?
> 
> I never thought about it.  From a quick check, apparently it 
> works in node names and device names, but there is a problem in 
> parameter expressions.  
> 
> I don't know what characters are legal in what version of spice, 
> so gnucap may  or may not match a particular version.
> 
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