Is there any way to get the number of "source code lines" that could result from calling nested function?
For this question my example:
Selection of functions
Function name | Lines of Code (LOC) [function body] |
---|---|
Function1 | 10 |
Function2 | 20 |
Function3 | 20 |
Example 1
Function1
...|-> calls Function2
......|-> calls Function3
Sum of LOC= 50
Example 2
Function1
...|-> calls Function3
......|-> calls Function2
Sum of LOC= 50
Example 3
Function1
..|-> calls Function2
..|-> calls Function3
..|-> calls Function2
Sum of LOC= 70
Here is a code query that computes the Response for each method of a code base:
from m in Application.Methods
let methodsCalledMetric =
m.MethodsCalled.FillIterative(
methods => methods.SelectMany(mm => mm.MethodsCalled))
let methodsCalled = methodsCalledMetric.DefinitionDomain
let responseLoc = methodsCalled.Sum(mm => mm.NbLinesOfCode)
select new { m, methodsCalled, responseLoc }
The result looks like:
The set of methods called by any method can be either listed (by clicking the 136 methods cell for example) or exported to the dependency graph to visualize it in a clearer way: