Find your fat modules
find /path/to/src -name "*.m" | awk ' { print "\""$0"\"" } ' | xargs wc -l | sortChange "*.m" with your language extension: rb, java, cpp, etc.
Written by AlexDenisov
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You forgot -n flag in sort
Also for Git projects you can use:
git ls-files '*.m' | xargs wc -lm | sort -n
over 1 year ago
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@hauleth, it works for me without -n. OS X 10.8
over 1 year ago
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For a Rails project in Ubuntu:
find app/models/ -name "*.rb" | awk ' { print "\""$0"\"" } ' | xargs wc -l | sort -n
over 1 year ago
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Can someone help understand how these piped commands work? What does each command do.
over 1 year ago
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@vohof: find look for all files that ends with .m, then awk wraps each line (found file) with " (quotes), count lines, and sort by it.
over 1 year ago
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