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what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #145894]

Mon, 07 November 2005 08:58

aminir
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hello
i want number on line code that contain in one form that generate
with designer 6i ?????
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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #145958 is a reply to message #145894]

Mon, 07 November 2005 19:44

djmartin
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Sorry ... please rephrase your question.

1) Do you want to know how many lines of code exist in a particular Designer generated form?
OR
2) How do I get a line number (row number) to appear beside the PL/SQL code in Form Builder or Designer?

David

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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #145972 is a reply to message #145958]

Mon, 07 November 2005 22:12

aminir
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hello
please ask two question that you designed
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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #145973 is a reply to message #145972]

Mon, 07 November 2005 22:18

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Answer to question 2: I have only seem line numbers next to code in Forms 9i running on Linux, I have not seem line numbers next to code in Form Builder running on Windows.

David

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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #146070 is a reply to message #145973]

Tue, 08 November 2005 07:31

aminir
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there is no way that can gain number of line source code behind in my form that generated with Designer 6i

I want the line of this code for COCOMO???
please emergency help me
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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #146141 is a reply to message #146070]

Tue, 08 November 2005 20:41

djmartin
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Do you want lines of code or function points?

David

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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #146203 is a reply to message #146141]

Wed, 09 November 2005 05:10

aminir
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how to gain line of code in behind myform??

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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #146218 is a reply to message #146141]

Wed, 09 November 2005 07:18

aminir
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dear david

how can i calculate the lines of code (LOC) behin
my forms in developer 6i?
please help me soon

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Re: what is number of line source code contain with myform? [message #146313 is a reply to message #146218]

Wed, 09 November 2005 18:56

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Open the fmb file in an intelligent flat file editor, develop a macro that will remove all the lines that are NOT PL/SQL code, and count what's left.

Remember that formatting of code can change the number of lines over which the code is spread, so your numbers will be approximate only. Would you prefer just to count the number of written triggers? If so, then count the 'triggers' in the FMB when opened as a flat file.

David

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