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How to measure the number of lines of code in a project?

How can I measure the number of lines of code in my PHP web development projects?

Edit: I'm only interested in Windows tools

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If you use a full-fledged IDE, the quick and dirty way is to count the number of "\ n" patterns using the search function (assuming it supports regular expressions)

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Note CLOC , this is a line count of source code that supports many languages, I always recommend it.

It will distinguish between actual lines of code, empty lines or comments, which is very good.

In addition, there are a few more code counters you can check:

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There is no experience if it works on Windows, but, but an Internet search has shown some results when people make it work on Windows.

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If you are in a linux box, the easiest way is probably directed by this SO question:

counting (non-empty) lines of code in bash

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Our SD Source Code Search Engine is a graphical interface for searching large bodies of source code, such as on the PHP website. This is fast because it pre-indexes the source code.

As a side effect of the indexing process, it also calculates metrics based on source code, including SLOC, comments, blank lines, Cyclomatic and Halsted complexity numbers.

And it works on Windows.

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