Dec 242017
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FORCE program (with source) that will count
the number of lines in a source file. The
included .exe file has options for not
including blank and comment lines in the
count. Very useful utility that can be used
with any source file (Clipper, dBase, etc.)
Very fast (like assembler and the .exe
size is smaller than a 'c' compiled program)
the number of lines in a source file. The
included .exe file has options for not
including blank and comment lines in the
count. Very useful utility that can be used
with any source file (Clipper, dBase, etc.)
Very fast (like assembler and the .exe
size is smaller than a 'c' compiled program)
| Count the number of lines in a file. Mostly aimed at programmers and source code. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| FILE_ID.DIZ | 346 | 222 | deflated |
| JCOUNT.EXE | 14320 | 6211 | deflated |
| README.1ST | 237 | 148 | deflated |
| SOURCE.ZIP | 3409 | 2922 | deflated |
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Contents of the README.1ST file
FORCE program (with source) that will count
the number of lines in a source file. The
included .exe file has options for not
including blank and comment lines in the
count. Very useful utility that can be used
with any source file (Clipper, dBase, etc.)
Very fast (like assembler and the .exe
size is smaller than a 'c' compiled program)
JCount - source code line counter
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This is basically a line counter implemented in FORCE as an example
of wild-card processing and using the FORCE text file functions.
-- Jayson Minard
the number of lines in a source file. The
included .exe file has options for not
including blank and comment lines in the
count. Very useful utility that can be used
with any source file (Clipper, dBase, etc.)
Very fast (like assembler and the .exe
size is smaller than a 'c' compiled program)
JCount - source code line counter
---------------------------------
This is basically a line counter implemented in FORCE as an example
of wild-card processing and using the FORCE text file functions.
-- Jayson Minard
December 24, 2017
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