Visual Studio 2017 - measuring "Lines of code"

Question

I'm unable to find a good option for my Visual Studio 2017.

I tried right clicking the projects, but there wasn't an option for "Analyze".

Just a few hours ago, I installed "Roslyn Code Analysis" using Nuget package manager. It's installed as "Archimetrics.Analysis".

How do I get "Lines of code" using this package. I have tried all the tried all the common ways of right clicking and trying to fins something but to no avail. That's why I installed this package "Roslyn" for code analysis, which is installed as "Archimetrics.Analysis".

Answer 1

A little hacky way that works quite well is to use a RegEx with Find in Files

1. Ctrl-Shift-F or Edit -> Find and Replace -> Find in Files
2. Use ^(?([^\r\n])\s)*[^\s+?/]+[^\n]*$ in the 'Find what:' field
3. Check 'Use Regular Expressions'
4. Set 'Look in:' and 'Look at these file types:' to your desired search scope
5. Hit enter and scroll to the bottom after the find is complete and you'll see Matching lines: 25843. That's the line count

Answer 2

I use the famous "Supercharger" extension and among the many functions,it has just that:

Result:

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Code structure statistics for project 'SysMonitor_1'

C# classes        :        14
C# interfaces     :         1
C# structs        :         1
C# enums          :         0

C# functions      :        49
C# properties     :        11

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Code line count statistics for project 'SysMonitor_1'

C# comment lines  :       128
C# empty lines    :       105
C# pure code lines:       722
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Total C# lines    :       955

Non-C# lines      :       607

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All lines         :     1.562