TCL scripting- Extraction of a segment from a text

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Hi, I am a begginer in tcl. I am trying with strings and arrays now.

Can anyone tell me how can I extract a particular section of a line using tcl.

For example let my line be
@N: CG364 :"D:\Designs\Source\srl1.v":1:7:1:10|Synthesizing module srl1

I need to copy from ' | ' to the end. How it is possible to do , without converting this to a single string.

Thanks
 

set a "@N: CG364 :"D:\Designs\Source\srl1.v":1:7:1:10|Synthesizi ng module srl1"
regsub {.*\|} $a "" $b

the value of $b is what you want to get.
 
String range <variable> <low index> < high index>.

On Linux tclhelp is helpful.
 
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