Count Your Code
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I just knocked up a little program to count how many lines of code there are in a project. Dunno if anyone else would like to play with it or would find it useful but you can get it here if you want it.
http://members.xoom.com/blvallis/CodeCounter/CodeCounter.zip
If you do use it mail me or leave a message here so I can feel all warm and fuzzy inside
Hey, I''m using it! That''s pretty cool, man! hehe.. I wish I could code as good as you! :p
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I haven''t tried it yet, but I''d like to because some friends at school always asks me how many lines of code I have written, I personally think that''s pure crap because there''s no way the amount of code can express how good/bad your code is (well, maybe in extreme cases).
Can you make it count Visual Basic source files too, if it''s not too much to ask?
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Daniel Netz, Sentinel Design
"I'm not stupid, I'm from Sweden" - Unknown
Can you make it count Visual Basic source files too, if it''s not too much to ask?
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Daniel Netz, Sentinel Design
"I'm not stupid, I'm from Sweden" - Unknown
Also, the number of lines doesn''t even accurately depict how much code there is, since some people write condensed code where many lines are long, whereas others write code spread among many lines, with a lot of white space and comments, and function parameters each on their own line.
But it seems like a useful utility anyway.
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But it seems like a useful utility anyway.
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Its true, lines of code are no indicator of skill or amount of work. However it is a ''fun'' way to indicate the progress of a project etc 
Spiff - I think that might be a bit difficult because the VB files contain more than source code. I could count the lines in .mod files easy enough but .frm files would take a bit of parsing.
If anybody else wants a VB edition though, post here and Ill do it
Spiff - I think that might be a bit difficult because the VB files contain more than source code. I could count the lines in .mod files easy enough but .frm files would take a bit of parsing.
If anybody else wants a VB edition though, post here and Ill do it
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Yeah - I decided i''ll do the VB version tonight. Tell me if im missing anything here:
* Im gonna add a combo box to select C++ or VB mode.
* Im gonna read in the amount of lines in .mod files
* Im gonna read in the amount of lines in .frm files *after* the form declaration section.
Am I missing anything here or is that all?
* Im gonna add a combo box to select C++ or VB mode.
* Im gonna read in the amount of lines in .mod files
* Im gonna read in the amount of lines in .frm files *after* the form declaration section.
Am I missing anything here or is that all?
Yep, .cls files too (classes). I''m not really sure if there are any other file types for VB cuz I''m at work now and I can''t check it, but I can do it tonite.
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Daniel Netz, Sentinel Design
"I'm not stupid, I'm from Sweden" - Unknown
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Daniel Netz, Sentinel Design
"I'm not stupid, I'm from Sweden" - Unknown
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Cool - thanks everyone.
If someone could post a full list of extensions then i'll get to work on it...
I take it .bas is the extension for VB modules (not .mod as I thought)
Is there any other programs that I could support as well - may as well make the program complete if i'm gonna do it
I'll probably add assembler .asm support as well
PS - What are peoples thoughts on using multiple directories in their source tree...does anyone use more than one directory to store their source, and therefore should I add functionality for this??
Edited by - vallis on 3/10/00 5:30:18 AM
If someone could post a full list of extensions then i'll get to work on it...
I take it .bas is the extension for VB modules (not .mod as I thought)
Is there any other programs that I could support as well - may as well make the program complete if i'm gonna do it
I'll probably add assembler .asm support as well
PS - What are peoples thoughts on using multiple directories in their source tree...does anyone use more than one directory to store their source, and therefore should I add functionality for this??
Edited by - vallis on 3/10/00 5:30:18 AM
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