Simplifying hierarchy in UVM

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Hi,

We have following code. Multiple users.
We need to do the repetition for every user and it’s pretty big.
Is there any easier way to achieve this ? eval string or somehow write smaller code instead of such a big loop.
Any inputs are appreciated.

end else if (usr_itr==2) begin
m_reg_block_h.WFAX_ROBE_default.usr_tab_0_l_b2.write(.status(status),.value(usr_wdata[usr_itr][0]), .parent(this));
m_reg_block_h.WFAX_ROBE_default.usr_tab_0_u_b2.write(.status(status),.value(usr_wdata[usr_itr][1]), .parent(this));
);
end else if (usr_itr==3) begin
m_reg_block_h.WFAX_ROBE_default.usr_tab_0_l_b3.write(.status(status),.value(usr_wdata[usr_itr][0]), .parent(this));
m_reg_block_h.WFAX_ROBE_default.usr_tab_0_u_b3.write(.status(status),.value(usr_wdata[usr_itr][1]), .parent(this));

Thanks,
Bhavik

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*In reply to bvyas:*Can you explain what usr_tab_0_l_b2 and usr_tab_0_l_b3 are? If these are class variables, why are they not an array?

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In reply to dave_59:

Hi Dave,

They are the names of registers, each containing 32 bits.
I am not sure if there is anyway.

Thanks,
Bhavik

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In reply to bvyas:

Are they class types, or modules?

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In reply to bvyas:

Hi,

I think you are trying to write a regiter in a reg block. what you can do is you can form the register name using psprintf and write using “write_reg_by_name” task

string reg_name;

reg_name = $psprintf(“usr_tab_0_l_b%0d”,usr_itr).

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In reply to saravanantvs:

Thanks Dave and saravanantvs.
Dave, they are class types.

Thanks.