Python script used to count the total number of code lines in a project

Python script used to count the total number of code lines in a project

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Recently, I need to calculate the total number of lines of code in the project and write a Python applet. I have to say how concise Python is. If I use Java to write it, at least twice the current code.

[Code]

Import OS

Path = "/Users/rony/workspace/ecommerce/hot-deploy /"

Global totalcount

Totalcount = 0

Def cfile (path ):

Allfiles = OS. listdir (path)

For file in allfiles:

Child = OS. path. join (path, file)

If OS. path. isdir (child ):

Cfile (child)

Else:

Filename, fileext = OS. path. splitext (child)

Print (fileext)

# File type need to calculate

If fileext in ['. java ','. jsp ', '.html', '.htm ','. xml ','. SQL ','. js ','. ftl ', '.css ','. groovy ']:

Countf = len (open (child, 'ru '). readlines ())

Global totalcount

Totalcount = totalcount + countf;

Print (child)

Print (countf)

Cfile (path)

Print (totalcount)

The code analysis is here. The example is relatively simple.