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If it is the walking 0's pattern that your after how about:
localparam SHIFT_W = 3;localparam OUT_W = 2**SHIFT_W;reg [SHIFT_W-1:0] shift;reg [OUT_W-1:0] out;always_comb beginout = ~(OUT_W'(1'b1 << shift));endAs suggested by nguthrie. Shift to create a walking 1, then invert to create a walking 0.
My original suggestion (which was a bit verbose) using SystemVerilog to directly create a walking 0:
localparam SHIFT_W = 3;localparam OUT_W = 2**SHIFT_W;reg [SHIFT_W-1:0] shift;reg [OUT_W-1:0] out;Content Under CC-BY-SA license If Statements and Case Statements in Verilog - FPGA Tutorial
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