updated-March 16-Line counter program... if you want

Simple app, works with vb and c#. Just choose your VS.NET solution file and it does the rest.


http://www.vbforums.com/

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Fixed Issues:
-Loads ASP.NET projects now (hope everything goes fine with this:D)
-Detects the linked files in a project




Download Here

Download Source Code (kinda useless)

it's a bit messy, sorry:D

i already got it from the other thread but thanks again :D

wow thanks for the source

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Originally posted by nahya^^
i already got it from the other thread but thanks again :D

wow thanks for the source

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hehe np, umm the source is a bit messy, especially the main function that loads the solution

MrPolite , why don't you post the this tool in the VBForums UtilityBank !! ;)

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Originally posted by Pirate
MrPolite , why don't you post the this tool in the VBForums UtilityBank !! ;)

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umm ok
in my opinon no ones checks those forums out though, at least I don't:D

The C# section has some errors when identifying comments.
You can have a comment section like this (IDE does this for you):
/*
*
*
*
*/

Also, you can have (which is basically the same as above):
/*

ANY THING CAN GO HERE.

*/

I know you are doing this for yourself, but just thought I would state that in case someone else is using it as a accurate solution.

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Originally posted by hellswraith
The C# section has some errors when identifying comments.
You can have a comment section like this (IDE does this for you):
/*
*
*
*
*/

Also, you can have (which is basically the same as above):
/*

ANY THING CAN GO HERE.

*/

I know you are doing this for yourself, but just thought I would state that in case someone else is using it as a accurate solution.

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actually I was wacthing a movie and I was thinking of the same thing:D I think it only doesn account for the comment lines that start with "*". I'll fix it, thanks :)

umm also, hellswraith, give me some of your pro advice, hows the app?:D

changed it to this, it should work fine now, I guess:

VB Code:

While sr.Peek <> -1
                aLine = sr.ReadLine().Trim()
                If aLine.Length = 0 Then
                    codeInfo.EmptiesCount += 1
                ElseIf aLine.StartsWith("/*") Then
                    While sr.Peek <> -1
                        codeInfo.CommentCount += 1
                        If aLine.IndexOf("*/") <> -1 Then
                            Exit While
                        End If
 
                        aLine = sr.ReadLine
                    End While
 
                ElseIf aLine.StartsWith("//") Then
                    codeInfo.CommentCount += 1
                Else
                    codeInfo.CodeCount += 1
                End If
            End While

I'd appreciate some more testers:)

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Originally posted by MrPolite
actually I was wacthing a movie and I was thinking of the same thing:D I think it only doesn account for the comment lines that start with "*". I'll fix it, thanks :)

umm also, hellswraith, give me some of your pro advice, hows the app?:D

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Looks like it will work.

I didn't get to spend a lot of time looking through, I just wanted to see what you were doing about comments in the code vs. whitespace vs actual code. It looked good from what I seen. I am sure if lots of time were spent on it, it could be refactored a tad, but it works, and I am all about if it works, it is good.

There was another thought about counting C# (and VB for that matter). What about this:

PHP Code:

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myVariable = myVariable + "blahblah" +
                 "Somemore string text, etc"; 


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Is that counted as two lines of code? Should be one (at least from my perspective. Same could be said for VB like so:

VB Code:

myVariable = myVariable & "blahblah" & _
               "Somemore string text, etc"

Don't take this as criticism, I am perfectly happy with what you provided us. I was just thinking about what has to be done to get a completely accurate count. I am not knocking your app, it works quite well, just a couple cases that it could produce different results. Even the one above is a controversal one. I mean, someone could call it two lines, I call it one. All in how you look at it I guess....lol.

Thanks for the app, I like it.

hehe yeah thought of that too:D maybe I'll add an option. Right now it doesn't consider multi-line stuff as one line. I was thinking of counting the semi colons or something for C#, but I thought it's not that important:D

it's easy to figure that out for VB but I guess not as simple with C#. In vb I just have to look for a "_" character. But dunno about C#. When can you have a line of code that doesnt end with a semicolon? I can only think of brackets"{", attributes, and I guess class/namespace/etc definitions....

You could add it as plugin for VS.NET. You could press a menu or whatever that would run your program with the project name as argument.

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Originally posted by PT Exorcist
You could add it as plugin for VS.NET. You could press a menu or whatever that would run your program with the project name as argument.

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hmm I suppose... but
umm
eeh
UUH:D
how do you make a plugin for vs?:D:D

As more ideas , you could add this as add-ins and integrates it with VS.NET IDE . ;)

MrPolite, whats the deal with the sexy looking titlebar on that screenshot?

Is that effect your own work or is it something I've missed out on completely:

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Originally posted by MrPolite
hmm I suppose... but
umm
eeh
UUH:D
how do you make a plugin for vs?:D:D

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New Project...Other Projects...VS.net Add-in Project.

I think you need the Pro version though.

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Originally posted by wossname
MrPolite, whats the deal with the sexy looking titlebar on that screenshot?

Is that effect your own work or is it something I've missed out on completely:

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it's a windows theme from XPStyles. BlueColor.

EDIT:

actually... something like that is from mandrake linux. trillian uses the same style as mrpolite's theme. not sure whether they're derived from the mandrake linux theme. that one's better, imo.

yeah thats the watercolor theme that came with StyleXP... I kinda dont like the ugly/busy looking themes, but I really do get tired of one theme after a while, so I change it...



umm I tried making an add-in, it didnt work, dunno why:D I guess I dont know how exactly.... once the button used to appear in the tools menu, then it disappeared, then other stuff:D anyone has a good and through tutorial for addins?

bump, another update

it doesn't load up my vs 2005 solutions

FIX IT!

[wayne-campbell]Yeah, get the .net (2005). Are you mental?[/wayne-campbell]

:D :lol: