Eclipse question regarding LOC.

[El Durango]

Hi I have been using Eclipse recently and was wondering if Eclipse had a
utility to count the Lines of Code for a particular project? I looked at
the Eclipse Help but did not find anything on it.
Any info would be appreciated.

thank you,
Durango

 

[Liz]

use "wc" on linux

 

[El Durango]

use "wc" on linux

I would do that but I am not using Linux, I am on WinXP and would like it if
the IDE already had this feature.
thanks for the help anyway.

 

[Stefan Waldmann]

This will only show your total number of the java files, including blank
lines and (javadoc) comments.

I would do that but I am not using Linux, I am on WinXP and would like it if
the IDE already had this feature.

I don't think that this is an in-built function of Eclipse. But maybe
there is a Plugin which does what you want. (You could google the
keywords "eclipse plugin lines of code").

If you don't succeed in finding one, you could still install Cygwin, a
linux shell for Windows, which also has the "wc" command.

HTH
Stefan

 

[James]

This will only show your total number of the java files, including blank
lines and (javadoc) comments.



I don't think that this is an in-built function of Eclipse. But maybe
there is a Plugin which does what you want. (You could google the
keywords "eclipse plugin lines of code").

If you don't succeed in finding one, you could still install Cygwin, a
linux shell for Windows, which also has the "wc" command.

HTH
Stefan

Eclipse Metrics Plugin can be found here:
http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id=191

It does follow some of Humprhey's Personal Software Process.