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== Method 1 == |
== Method 1 == |
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awk 'END {print NR}' *.java |
awk 'END {print NR}' *.java |
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== Method 2 == |
== Method 2 == |
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This will output the line count for each file, but with a total at the end as well. |
This will output the line count for each file, but with a total at the end as well. |
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cat *.java | wc -l |
cat *.java | wc -l |
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[[Category:Howto]] |
[[Category:Howto]] |
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[[Category:Bash shell]] |
[[Category:Bash shell]] |
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Revision as of 10:01, 22 February 2012
Method 1
awk 'END {print NR}' *.java
Method 2
wc -l *.php
This will output the line count for each file, but with a total at the end as well.
Method 3
cat *.java | wc -l
Method 4
Using find to generate a list of files, useful when files are in sub directories.
wc -l `find -name '*.java'`