AutoFF

Commands: lazyverilog.autoffPreview, lazyverilog.autoffApply, lazyverilog.autoffAllPreview, lazyverilog.autoffAllApply

Adds the missing assignments for a register to an existing always_ff block. Put the cursor on a declaration of exactly two signals: one whose name matches register_pattern (the register) and one that does not (its source).

logic [7:0] r_count, w_count;   // r_count is the register, w_count its source

always_ff @(posedge i_clk or negedge i_rst_n) begin
    if (!i_rst_n) begin
        // AutoFF inserts: r_count <= '0;
    end else begin
        // AutoFF inserts: r_count <= w_count;
    end
end

The first branch is treated as reset and the else branch as capture, whatever the clock and reset are called. A signal already assigned is skipped. The preview is shown in a confirmation window in Neovim. The All commands do every qualifying declaration in the file at once.

Requirements:

• The always_ff must already exist and have an if (...) begin ... end else begin ... end body.
• The declaration must have exactly one register-named signal. Ambiguous lines are skipped.

[autoff]
register_pattern = "^r_"

Section	Option	Default	Description
autoff	register_pattern	"^r_"	Regex. The signal matching it is the register, the other is the source