Python Count Lines of Code.

This program read source code, ignore the comment and count the lines with real code.

CLOC is a linux program that everyone uses, but i found for my projects it has some issues specilally when multiple languages are used. This python program's output was modelled much like the original cloc.

If you don't like this program, the original CLOC by AlDanial may just suit your needs: https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc

Program: clocpy
Author: Henk Speksnijder
Date 14 july 2018
Licence: MIT
Default it does NOT report binary files.
-b = do report the binary files.
Default it does not recurse subdirectories.
-r = recurse into subdirectories

clocpy detect these variants:

• bash
  see txt
• julia
  whitespace = space, tab
  comment one line = #
  comment multi line start= #=
  comment multi line stop = =#
• nim
  whitespace = space, tab
  comment one line = #
  comment multi line start= #[
  comment multi line stop = ]#
• python
  whitespace = space, tab
  comment one line = #
  comment multi line start= triple quote
  comment multi line stop = triple quote
• pascal
  whitespace = space, tab
  comment one line = //
  comment multi line start= ( /old, not accepted/
  comment multi line stop = ) /old, not accepted/
  comment multi line start= {
  comment multi line stop = }
  Note something like {mode}{H+} is counted as code !
• c++
  whitespace = space, tab
  comment one line = //
  comment multi line start= /
  comment multi line stop = /
• txt
  whitespace = space, tab
  comment one line = #
  comment multi line start= NoMultilineComment
  comment multi line stop = NoMultilineComment

20180714 added scanning multi-line comment for julia and nim.
20151225 finally exactly the same result from all 4 versions.

Henk Speksnijder 20171118