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I started tinkering, and thought I could model this after the bool extension, but I wanted confirmation that "comment" tokens aren't skipped over.
my theory is: if I use the reader.get_comment_from_token() I can determine if we are in a "comment", and if so, increment the counter
One thing I'm also noting is that the Python language does not have support for multi-line comments within triple quotes - I'll raise that separately
'''
This is an extension of lizard, that counts the number of comment lines
'''
class LizardExtension(): # pylint: disable=R0903
FUNCTION_INFO = {"comment_count": {"caption": " comments "}}
def __call__(self, tokens, reader):
if not hasattr(reader.context.current_function, "comment_count"):
reader.context.current_function.comment_count = 0
for token in tokens:
comment = reader.get_comment_from_token(token)
if comment is not None:
reader.context.current_function.comment_count += 1
yield token
def cross_file_process(self, fileinfos):
'''
Combine the statistics from each file.
'''
for fileinfo in fileinfos:
if hasattr(fileinfo, "comment_count"):
self.total_comments += fileinfo.comment_count
yield fileinfo
Hi
I was hoping it wouldn't be too much of a hassle to add support for blank lines as well as comment lines?
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