Is there a way to count C# lines?

[Stan]

This might be off-topic, but is there a utitily to count lines in all c#
files in a folder?

 

[Jim Bob]

you can download the following project from c-sharpcorner

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/1/CountLinesLC.asp

 

[Mark]

This might be off-topic, but is there a utitily to count lines in all c#
files in a folder?

Well, I have Cygwin installed, so I do "wc -l *.cs", it's pretty easy.

I'm sure there's a version of wc ("Word Count") available for win32
somewhere.

Mark

 

[Thomas Schrantz]

In Visual Studio, click the "Find" button, then check the "Use" box, select
Regular Expressions, then search for "$" of "^". You can select Entire
Project, Current Solution, or Current Document depending on what you want
the line count for.

 

[Greg Ewing [MVP]]

Thomas, how would one get the line count? Searching for $ or ^ just finds
the end or beginning of a line. That's a cool trick if there is a way to
get the count.

 

[Austin Ehlers]

Thomas, how would one get the line count? Searching for $ or ^ just finds
the end or beginning of a line. That's a cool trick if there is a way to
get the count.

The count shows up in the Find Results window. Unfortunately, it
counts blank lines too.

Austin Ehlers

 

[Jon Skeet]

The count shows up in the Find Results window. Unfortunately, it
counts blank lines too.

Ah, but that's easy to fix with an appropriate regular expression.

^\s*\S+

for instance.