Just in case you want to count the number of polygons in a VRML file without using OpenSG or any other VRML loader,
here is a little script.

--------- count_polygons.sh
#!/bin/bash -p

# Count number of polygons in a VRML file
#
# Bug: not fool-proof! (it's not a VRML parser)
#
# GZ 2007

sed -e '/coordIndex \[/,/]/!d' "$1" |
sed 's/-1,[     ]*/-1,\
/g' |
sed '/-1/!d' |
wc -l
--------- count_polygons.sh

Note: the escaped newline must be preserved.

HTH,
Gab.

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