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Hey, I just modified the existing _FileCountLines function to count the number of commented lines and the number of un-commented lines. (Commented meaning that a line begins with a specified character sequence). Not sure if this is useful enough to submit as a User Defined Function... Post here if you think it's useful. =)

Edit: added _FileCountCommentLines which does both of the _FileCountCommentedLines and _FileCountUnCommentedLines :)

Edit: added Skip Header option & attached code zipped with example test cases

;===============================================================================
;
; Description:    Returns the number of lines in the specified file
;                  which start with the specified comment character.
; Syntax:          _FileCountCommentedLines( $sFilePath, $sCommentChar [, $iSkipHeaderLines=0] )
; Parameter(s):  $sFilePath - Path and filename of the file to be read
;                  $sCommentChar - A line is considered a commented line if this
;                  character sequence starts the line.
;                  [optional]$iSkipHeaderLines - skip this many lines at the beginning of the file
; Requirement(s):   None
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns number of commented lines in the file
;                  On Failure - Returns 0 and sets @error = 1
; Author(s):        Kristi <kristi.tsukida@gmail.com> (modified _FileCountLines)
;                  Tylo <tylo@start.no> (wrote the original _FileCountLines)
; Related Functions: _FileCountLines, _FileCountUnCommentedLines, _FileCountCommentLines
;
;===============================================================================
Func _FileCountCommentedLines($sFilePath, $sCommentChar, $iSkipHeaderLines = 0)
    Local $N = FileGetSize($sFilePath) - 1
    If @error Or $N = -1 Then Return 0
;This is the file with an added @CR character on each line with the first
;$iSkipHeaderLines number of @LF characters removed
    Local $sFile = StringReplace(@LF & @LF & StringAddCR(FileRead($sFilePath, $N)), @LF, "", $iSkipHeaderLines + 1)
;remove @LF characters for each line which begins with the $sCommentChar
    StringReplace($sFile, @LF & $sCommentChar, $sCommentChar, 0, 1)
;The number of commented lines is the number of replacements which were made
    Return @extended
EndFunc  ;==>_FileCountCommentedLines

;===============================================================================
;
; Description:    Returns the number of lines in the specified file,
;                  not including lines that start with the specified
;                  comment char.
; Syntax:          _FileCountUnCommentedLines( $sFilePath, $sCommentChar [, $iSkipHeaderLines=0] )
; Parameter(s):  $sFilePath - Path and filename of the file to be read
;                  $sCommentChar - A line is considered a commented line if
;                  this character sequence starts the line.
;                  [optional]$iSkipHeaderLines - skip this many lines at the beginning of the file
; Requirement(s):   None
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns number of uncommented lines in the file
;                  On Failure - Returns 0 and sets @error = 1
; Author(s):        Kristi <kristi.tsukida@gmail.com> (modified _FileCountLines)
;                  Tylo <tylo@start.no> (wrote original _FileCountLines)
; Related Functions: _FileCountLines, _FileCountCommentedLines, _FileCountCommentLines
;
;===============================================================================
Func _FileCountUnCommentedLines($sFilePath, $sCommentChar, $iSkipHeaderLines = 0)
    Local $N = FileGetSize($sFilePath) - 1
    If @error Or $N = -1 Then Return 0
;This is the file with an added @CR character on each line with the first
;$iSkipHeaderLines number of @LF characters removed
    Local $sFile = StringReplace(@LF & @LF & StringAddCR(FileRead($sFilePath, $N)), @LF, "", $iSkipHeaderLines + 1)
;Remove @LF characters for each line which begins with the $sCommentChar
;The number of additional characters is the number of un-commented lines
    Return StringLen(StringReplace($sFile, @LF & $sCommentChar, $sCommentChar, 0, 1)) - $N
EndFunc  ;==>_FileCountUnCommentedLines

;===============================================================================
;
; Description:    Counts the number of commented lines, un-commented lines,
;                  and total number of lines
; Syntax:          _FileCountCommentLines( $sFilePath, $sCommentChar [, $iSkipHeaderLines=0] )
; Parameter(s):  $sFilePath - Path and filename of the file to be read
;                  $sCommentChar - A line is considered a commented line if
;                  this character sequence starts the line.
;                  [optional]$iSkipHeaderLines - skip this many lines at the beginning of the file
; Requirement(s):   None
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns an array
;                    array[1] = number of commented lines
;                    array[2] = number of un-commented lines
;                    array[3] = total number of lines
;                  On Failure - Returns 0 and sets @error = 1
; Author(s):        Kristi <kristi.tsukida@gmail.com> (modified _FileCountLines)
;                  gafrost (combined the commented and uncommented functions)
;                  Tylo <tylo@start.no> (wrote original _FileCountLines)
; Related Functions: _FileCountLines, _FileCountCommentedLines, _FileCountUnCommentedLines
;
;===============================================================================
Func _FileCountCommentLines($sFilePath, $sCommentChar, $iSkipHeaderLines = 0)
    Local $a_counts[4]
    Local $N = FileGetSize($sFilePath) - 1
    If @error Or $N = -1 Then Return 0
;This is the file with an added @CR character on each line with the first
;$iSkipHeaderLines number of @LF characters removed
    Local $sFile = StringReplace(@LF & @LF & StringAddCR(FileRead($sFilePath, $N)), @LF, "", $iSkipHeaderLines + 1)
;Remove @LF characters for each line which begins with the $sCommentChar
    
    Local $sReplaced = StringReplace($sFile, @LF & $sCommentChar, $sCommentChar, 0, 1)
    
    $a_counts[0] = 3
;The number of commented lines is the number of replacements which were made
    $a_counts[1] = @extended;number of commented lines
;The number of additional characters is the number of un-commented lines
    $a_counts[2] = StringLen($sReplaced) - $N;number of un-commented lines
    $a_counts[3] = $a_counts[1] + $a_counts[2];total number of lines
    Return $a_counts
EndFunc  ;==>_FileCountCommentLines

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Edited by mooseydoom
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do them both in one function?

Func _FileCountLines($sFilePath, $sCommentChar)
   Local $a_counts[4]
   Local $N = FileGetSize($sFilePath) - 1
   If @error Or $N = -1 Then Return 0
   StringReplace(@LF & FileRead($sFilePath, $N), @LF & $sCommentChar, $sCommentChar, 0, 1)
   $a_counts[0] = 3
   $a_counts[1] = @extended
   $a_counts[2] = StringLen(StringReplace(@LF & StringAddCR(FileRead($sFilePath, $N)), @LF & $sCommentChar, $sCommentChar, 0, 1)) - $N
   $a_counts[3] = $a_counts[1] + $a_counts[2]
   Return $a_counts
EndFunc  ;==>_FileCountLines

Dim $file = "file2.au3"
Local $counts = _FileCountLines($file, ";")
If IsArray($counts) Then
   For $x = 1 To $counts[0]
      MsgBox(0, "line count", $counts[$x])
   Next
EndIf

SciTE for AutoItDirections for Submitting Standard UDFs

 

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Hey, that's cool... slightly modified so it only reads the file once & changed name since there's already a _FileCountLines UDF.

Func _FileCountCommentLines($sFilePath, $sCommentChar)
   Local $a_counts[4]
   Local $N = FileGetSize($sFilePath) - 1
   If @error Or $N = -1 Then Return 0
   Local $sReplaced = StringReplace(@LF & StringAddCR(FileRead($sFilePath, $N)), @LF & $sCommentChar, $sCommentChar, 0, 1)

   $a_counts[0] = 3
   $a_counts[1] = @extended;number of commented lines
   $a_counts[2] = StringLen($sReplaced) - $N;number of un-commented lines
   $a_counts[3] = $a_counts[1] + $a_counts[2];total number of lines
   Return $a_counts
EndFunc;==>_FileCountCommentLines

PS: nice title, "Co-Author of CodeWizard" :)

Edited by mooseydoom
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