Count Code Lines

[joeboo]

Do any of you guys know of a program that can count the number of lines (PHP lines) of files? Like, selecting a folder where PHP files are stored and having it count all the lines of every file.

[BamaStangGuy]

Filburt may know since he has a huge project he is working on

[sabret00the]

Originally Posted by joeboo

Do any of you guys know of a program that can count the number of lines (PHP lines) of files? Like, selecting a folder where PHP files are stored and having it count all the lines of every file.

you could write a function to do it in php

[Lea Verou]

I also need this...

(and I'm too lazy to write it in php )

[filburt1]

Originally Posted by BamaStangGuy

Filburt may know since he has a huge project he is working on

I just wrote my own script that recursively enters each chosen directory and counts each file's lines. Not very good but it works.

[Lea Verou]

will you share?

[filburt1]

PHP Code:

<?php
$count = 0;

$delim = strstr(PHP_OS, "WIN") ? "\\" : "/";

ob_implicit_flush();

$filenames = array();

function count_lines($path)
{
    global $delim, $count, $filenames;

    if ($dir = @opendir($path))
    {
        while (($element = readdir($dir))!== false)
        {
            if (is_dir($path . $delim . $element) && $element != "." && $element != "..")
            {
                count_lines($path . $delim . $element);
            }
            else if ($element != "." && $element != ".." and
                    strpos($element, "vbms") !== false
                    and !in_array($element, $filenames))
            {
                $filenames[] = $element;
                $linecount = sizeof(file($path . $delim . $element));
                echo $element . " (<em>$linecount lines</em>)<br />";
                $count += $linecount;
            }
        }
        closedir($dir);
    }
}

$path = "some directory";
count_lines($path);
$path = "some other directory";
count_lines($path);

echo "<strong>$count</strong> total lines";
?>

Will need significant changes to work for your setup.

[Lea Verou]

Thanks!