Calculate how many lines of JS code and ASP code there are in the current folder, and also count how many bytes of code
there are sample codes
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'\ Calculate js and asp code
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option explicit
response.buffer=false
class COUNT_CODE
private fso,spath
private asplines, jslines, aspbytes, jsbytes, aspwords
private sub class_initialize
set fso = createobject("scripting.filesystemobject")
end sub
private sub class_terminate
set fso=nothing
end sub
private function iterate(path)
dim folder, folders, files, file, ts, txt, arr, f
set folder = fso.getfolder(path)
set files = folder.files
dim rx,c
set rx = new regexp
rx.ignorecase = true
rx.global = true
rx.pattern = " +"
for each file in files
if right(file.name,4)=".asp" or right(file.name,3)=".js" then
set ts = file.openastextstream
if ts.atendofstream then txt = "" else txt = ts.readall
ts.close
txt = rx.replace(txt," ")
txt = replace(txt,vbcrlf&vbcrlf,vbcrlf)
arr = split(replace(txt,vbcrlf," ")," ")
aspwords = aspwords + ubound(arr)
arr = split(txt,vbcrlf)
if right(file.name,4)=".asp" then
asplines = asplines + ubound(arr)
aspbytes = aspbytes + len(txt)
else
jslines = jslines + ubound(arr)
jsbytes = jsbytes + len(txt)
end if
end if
next
set folders = folder.subfolders
for each f in folders
iterate f.path
next
end function
public property let path(s)
spath=server.mappath(s)
end property
public sub count
iterate(spath)
end sub
public sub printf
response.write "ASP:" & "<br/>"
response.write "Total Lines Coded: " & asplines & "<br/>"
response.write "Total Bytes: " & aspbytes & "" & "<br/>"
response.write "Total Individual Elements (words) Typed: " & aspwords & "<br/>"
response.write "JScript:" & "<br/>"
response.write "Total Lines Coded: " & jslines & "<br/>"
response.write "Total Bytes: " & jsbytes
end sub
end class
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dim o
set o=new COUNT_CODE
o.path="bluedestiny/"
o.count
o.printf
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