in reply to Re: Line-counts of perl programs/modules
in thread Line-counts of perl programs/modules
(Slightly OT)
You can always use CTRL-G in vi compatible editors, as it usually shows what line you're on, plus how many lines are in the file. ':set number' sure is a useful trick, though.
I'd have to agree with most, though, in that 'wc -l' is probably the best way to measure.
You can always use CTRL-G in vi compatible editors, as it usually shows what line you're on, plus how many lines are in the file. ':set number' sure is a useful trick, though.
I'd have to agree with most, though, in that 'wc -l' is probably the best way to measure.
|
|---|
In Section
Seekers of Perl Wisdom