PHPSLOC - Source Lines of Code Analyzer / News: Recent posts

In this release I fixed a bug that caused PHP 'break;' statements not to be counted. Sorry for that. I believe unless you _really_ love 'switch' statements this won't have a big impact on the accurracy of older analytics but yes, new analytics will differ.

I added several new options to PHPSLOC which give you more control over which files to include / exclude from analysis.

The newly introduced option --batch will trigger a different output-format aimed for batch-processing or spreadsheet applications.

I just noticed that there is an irritating glitch in the output of the --help option that was introduced in the latest version 1.1.1 of PHPSLOC:

The long version of the -f option should read --filetypes and NOT --filetyps as it currently is.

So the README.txt is correct, not the output of the --help option. The issue has already been fixed and will be publically available with the next release.

Please note that the functionality is unaffected.... read more

This new release fixes a minor issue with readonly files that might have caused unneccessary warnings in earlier releases.

Additionally a new option --help was introduced which displays a list of all available options and a short explanation.

With PHPSLOC a reliable tool for counting the Source Lines Of Code (SLOC) in PHP applications is available.

SLOCs are a standard unit of measurement in the function point analysis.

This is the first public release.