Agreed, lines per hour is not a very valuable metric, but it's a relatively quick and easy metric to calculate.
I remember reading somewhere that the average programmer writes about 10 lines of good production code per hour. I'm guessing this included all time for project coordination, architecture, documentation, revisions, builds, debugging, meetings, etc. Anyways, my query was just for personal curiosity and if anything a personal metric to gauge how I'm improving as a programmer over time — this is not some dubious new management method for gauging productivity — at least I hope not! So I guess I was hoping for some hidden feature in Flash's Project panel that would calculate the number of lines of code in a project, or some quick Flash Javascript API code sample that would do the same. I guess the quickest, simplest way is to just open each class and total the last line number.
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