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I put together a little demo that shows one possible way to "talk" with the DE0-Nano from your PC. This technique lets you use basically any programming language, so it would work for C# fairly easily.
https://idle-logic.com/2012/04/15/talking-to-the-de0-nano-using-the-virtual-jtag-interface/...
Eventually, I found that ModelSim ASE version (Altera - SE), does not support Tk, so the kind of introspection I was suggesting in the post above does not work. Apparently the only solution would be the file parsing I suggested in the first post.
I found this example: **broken link removed**
Seems like I might need to do some hooking as modelsim starts up in order to expose the Tk objects of the wave window. The example also shows how to add in Menu Items. I'll have to play around with it, but seems like this might be a possible solution.
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...
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