While reading iOS 7 Programming Cookbook, I suddenly wondered how many lines of Obj-c code I wrote.
Before, when I was still using the Windows operating system, I used SourceCounter to do this.
However, SourceCounter doesn’t support Mac OS X.
So, I found an interesting command line:
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| find . -name "*.m" -or -name "*.h" | xargs grep -v "^$" | wc -l
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“^$“ Empty line
“wc -l” word count
I still recommend another tool written in Perl.
CLOC - Count Lines of Code
Install:
Usage
Here is result of my codes
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| 2014-08-19
http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.60 T=20.51 s (67.8 files/s, 4427.5 lines/s)
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Language files blank comment code
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C++ 409 5440 4917 21968
C/C++ Header 250 2997 3436 10458
Objective C 298 3999 3720 9616
XML 184 408 97 6725
HTML 27 851 13 4743
Java 110 732 985 4082
C 54 492 533 2046
Assembly 23 234 16 600
Python 19 200 117 435
Go 2 109 21 303
CSS 2 33 7 223
JSP 4 10 0 66
JavaScript 2 0 9 49
YAML 5 16 16 44
Ruby 1 13 3 11
Bourne Shell 1 4 1 7
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SUM: 1391 15538 13891 61376
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