Counting Lines of Code

[Edward D Lavieri Jr]

Thanks, Kay.

I will give this a go.

Ed

On Sep 14, 2009, at 1:18 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:

> On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Edward D Lavieri Jr  
> <edljr at mac.com> wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know an way that I can count the total lines of code in  
>> a stack
>> that has numerous substacks and handlers assigned to objects,  
>> cards, and
>> stacks? I have tried using the Revolution Script Reporter, but it  
>> chokes on
>> stacks of significant size.
>>
>
> Chipp Walter's AltStats does that. It's a very old pluggin, been  
> around
> since 1.1 I think, but it still works with 3.5. Not only does it count
> lines, but words, chars, buttons, images, fields and groups, and  
> gives the
> data broken down as individual objects, per card, per sub-stack, per  
> stack
> and as a Grand Total. I'd like to give you a link but I went to  
> Chipp's site
> but I couldn't find it. So here's his site:
>
> http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/default.htm
>
> up in the top left corner is a contact link so you can email him and  
> ask for
> directions.
>
> On the other hand, you could just roll your own. Not functional, but  
> here's
> a stepping stone (or two):
>
> --probably need to declare a script local variable to keep track of  
> your
> tallies
> local lOutput
>
> put the openstacks into tOpenStacks
> --don't need any of the rev stacks listed
> filter tOpenStacks without "rev*"
> filter tOpenStacks without "message*"
> sort tOpenStacks
>
> --assuming you're using an Option Button
> set the text of button "SelectStack" to tOpenStacks
>
>
> --inside your Option Button "SelectStack" you could have
> ON menuPick pChosenStack
> put the substacks of stack pChosenStack into tSubStacks
> IF (tSubStacks <> empty) THEN
>  put pChosenStack & cr & tSubStacks after tStackNames
> ELSE
>  put pChosenStack into tStackNames
> END IF
> REPEAT FOR each line tStack in tStackNames
>  REPEAT WITH tCard = 1 to the number of cards of stack tStack
>   REPEAT WITH tControl = 1 to the number of controls of card tCard  
> of stack
> tStack
>    IF (the script of control tControl of card tCard of stack tStack <>
> empty) THEN
>     --once here you can do anything you like, count lines, words,  
> chars etc
> etc
>     --myCustomHandler the script of control tControl
>    END IF
>   END repeat --end control repeat
>   --after doing all the scripts of each control on a card we need to  
> do the
> script of the card
>   IF (the script of card tCard of stack tStack <> empty) THEN
>    --basically do exactly the same as above
>    --myCustomHandler the script of card tCard
>   END IF
>  END repeat -- end card repeat
>  --after doing all the scripts of each card we need to do the script  
> of the
> stack
>  IF (the script of stack tStack <> empty) THEN
>   --basically do exactly the same as above
>   --myCustomHandler the script of stack tStack
>  END IF
> END repeat --end stack repeat
> END menuPick
>
> ON myCustomHandler pTheScript
> --do whatever you need to
> --use the local variable lOutput so data is not
> --lost as you pop in and out of this handler
> put myNewData & cr AFTER lOutput
> END myCustomHandler
>
> HTH
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