At 07:24 AM 9/21/00 , you wrote:
>My supervisor would like a line count of all CF code in our
>project. That's 1,603 files - what's a reasonable way of getting a line
>count, or something similar?
>...
If you don't mind breaking the search into phases, I suggest you download
that wonderful freebie: NoteTab Light from (where else) http://www.notetab.com
Notetab's CNTL-D command will search a directory tree, in your case opening
file which contain <CF instances. Then click /view/Count Occurrences/ and
it will prompt you for what to count. It's very fast. The one and only
drawback is that it seems to be able to count only files that are
open. That's a lot of files to have open at one time, thus my suggestion
that it be done in phases.
This method will shortchange the lines which are purely subordinate text
code (like within CFMAIL) and will over-count slightly if you feel that
having two CF tags on the same line is only one line, not two; but you did
say "something similar" was OK.
Charles A. Lee
http://www.psn.net/~calee
Webmaster, Tucson Computer Society
http://www.aztcs.org
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