Hdl hierarchy alignment with some redundant character

Hi,

May be this is a weird question and there may not be any workaround for this.
I want to align multiple lines of code where I’m writing memory hdl hierarchies like below,

ex,.

// file : actual.sv
u_tb.u_design.mem1.mem_high.M1.read();
u_tb.u_design.mem1.mem_low.M1.read(); // want to align this line of code with above line

// file : expectation.sv
u_tb.u_design.mem1.mem_high.M1.read();
u_tb.u_design.mem1.mem_low\.M1.read();   //aligned with above line

Let me know is something like this is possible and if there is any redundant character in the language which can be used like above (In this example - "", which obviously doesn’t work).

Hope I was able to convey expectation clearly.

In reply to MilanKubavat:

You can use white space around the “.”

u_tb. u_design . mem1 .mem_high.M1.   read();
u_tb .u_design . mem1. mem_low .M1.   read();   //aligned with above line

In reply to dave_59:

Thank you very much Dave.
My code looks cleaner than before with this solution.