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Bindu M
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| I have a set of programs in a library. I need to get LOC for the programs in that library. Please advise me where and how I should mention the library name in the rexx code to browse the programs and get LOC. |
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ofer71
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What is LOC?
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superk
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| I don't follow your question. What does your rexx code look like up to this point? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I need to get LOC for the programs in that library |
are You sure about writing Your own tools to find out such info...
LOC counting is not an easy task...
there are standards to be followed...
if You simply need the lines disregarding the source language
invoking the library management services will give You the number of lines
in a member ( provided that it has been saved with "stats on" ) |
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enrico-sorichetti
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If the programs are just a handful, pencil and paper might be faster,
go to any panel which displays a member list,
and if statistics are turned on, You will see how many lines are in every member
if statistics are missing, navigate thru the utilities
for the set/reset member stats appl |
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Bindu M
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Thanks for your reply!
I have around 500 mantis programs where in i have to find the LOC(lines of code). They are all stored in a library. I am very new to rexx, so i want to know if by using rexx will i be able to find the LOC for all those programs.
Pls advice.
e.s, i did not understand the below, could you please elaborate pls.. what is statistics...
go to any panel which displays a member list,
and if statistics are turned on, You will see how many lines are in every member
if statistics are missing, navigate thru the utilities
for the set/reset member stats appl |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| id not understand the below, could you please elaborate pls.. what is statistics... |
In what environment do You work ???
You did not tell about MANTIS,
are the mantis programs just plain sources residing ( like COBOL ) in ordinary mvs datasets
or there is a mantis development environment with its own program repository
what I advised about is a standard terminolgy fo an ISPF environment
if look at a member list panel You will notice a lots of info about a member |
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