there currently is not a way to run both a diff and a straight count with a single command. I'll consider that for a future release though. Would be helpful if you filed a feature request (http://sourceforge.net/p/cloc/feature-requests/?source=navbar) so I don't forget.
How to count lines of code and compare the LOC difference in one command?
Question
I'm using cloc 1.60 .
I'm wondering if that's possible to run the following two commands in one "cloc" command?
> cloc-1.60.exe --diff file1 file2 # returns the difference
> cloc-1.60.exe file2
I have to calculate the % of changed lines. I can do that by running these two commands. However I'd prefer to run them both in one command if possible.
Thank you
Solution
OTHER TIPS
I just committed a change that implements a new switch, --count-and-diff
, that does the counts and diff in one shot. It will appear in the next release. Or you can use it now by working with the development version at https://sourceforge.net/p/cloc/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/cloc
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