Contents powerh-l Digest, Vol 45, Issue 4

Alan and Vicki vical1 at eastlink.ca
Mon Feb 9 13:13:57 CST 2009


Assuming you must do this programatically and can't use VMS to do it for 
you....

I think I've done something like this before in MPE - concept should be the 
same.  If memory serves, I did this:

Create a flat file in the dictionary with one char*80 item (or larger if you 
use a longer record length for your source file, but the record length 
should be the same as your source files)
Use a file equate (logical in VMS?) to point each source file to the flat 
file created
Use QUIZ or QTP to count the records in the flat file...what you do with the 
counter is up to you,

Essentially, you're just creating a shell file in PHD that PowerHouse will 
recognize and then treating your source code as a data file.

I'm not sure if there is a more elegant solution (utility) available now, 
but I wouldn't be surprised if there was.  If you need to do this for all of 
your code, then it could be a bit time consuming.

Good luck - let us know if it works.

Vicki



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>   1. counting lines of code of POW code on Open VMS (Desmond Dujon)
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> Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 08:08:38 -0800 (PST)
> From: Desmond Dujon <ddujon at yahoo.com>
> Subject: counting lines of code of POW code on Open VMS
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> Hi ,
> Does anyone have a routine to count the number of lines of code in POW 
> source programs(POW ver 7.10-G3. We are running on OpenVMS Ver 7.3
> thanks a million
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