Quartus uses tcl files to quickly configure pins

The content of this article:Using tcl files in Quartus to quickly configure pins and export configured pins

I. tcl file import pin configuration

• Use any editor to create and open a tcl file, preferably a new tcl folder to save the tcl file
  
• The basic syntax of configuring pins is as follows, such as configuring the pins of the clk clock signal
  set_location_assignmentPIN_E1-toclk
• The format is as follows:
  set_location_assignmentpin name-toSignal name
• Write this format directly in the tcl file, as follows:
  
• After saving, click [Tools]→[Tcl Scrips…] in Quartus
  
• Click [Add to Project…] to add the tcl file just now
  
• Select the tcl file and click [Run]

• Configuration complete
  
• Click [Pin Planner] to open the pin configuration, you can see that it has been configured
  

Second, export the configured tcl pin file

• Open [Pin Planner], click [File]→[Export…]
  
• The default export is csv file, you can change it to tcl file
  
• The exported pin configuration file tcl can be left to import the file directly when doing other projects in the future, but the premise is that the signal names need to be consistent