Here is a little tip about how to perform a quick line count recursively through your code.
c=0; for i in `find . -type f -name "*.php"`; do c=$(( $c + `wc -l $i | cut -d ' ' -f 1`)); echo $c; done; echo $c
THis example is specifically for searching out PHP scripts, however you can modify this however you like to fine what files you want.
This is the definitive blog for the musings of Brian Smith. I've been a programmer / sys admin for most of my life. I don't have much to say, I work, I enjoy my family, and every once in awhile I'll dump a little something I want to keep track of here.
Currently I am the CTO of DNS.com where we provide geolocation based authoritative DNS services for the masses. I also have been working on drafts that are submitted to the IETF to the dnsext working group.
In the past I have been involved with organizing various user groups, including an off and on again 2600 group. Also I have been involved with the development of Seclude, an open source secure instant messaging platform as well as Sliker, a project that later developed into plasma for the KDE desktop environment.
Additionally I am an avid home brewer making my own beer. Everything else should be below or to the left.