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netmon code is not parsed by ohloh. Is this because of no file extension?
Cedric,
The line counting software should recognize that as Python but there's always a possibility of a bug. If you like, look at https://github.com/blackducksw/ohcount (it's mainly in Ruby) and see if we missed something important in our Python recognition routines. Ordinarily we don't need to rely on an extension but that code may not have been updated for years and slip-ups do happen. In the meantime I'll point management to the issue and hopefully one of you or them will take up the case.
Thanks!
Looks like #!/usr/bin/env python
is an unrecognized modeline.
I have created a test project with 3 python files containing 3 different modelines and a one line hello world.
Only 2 files are recognized. I guess these are the one with #!/usr/bin/python
and #!/usr/bin/python2
.
Cedric,
I like the detective work! I'll pass that on to the developers to assist them in their quest. Pity you don't know Ruby since all pull requests cheerfully accepted!
P.S. The /usr/bin/env python is recommended practice and I'm surprised we don't accept it...
Thanks!
I do know Ruby but I don't have time currently to get into the code. Sorry.
Cedric,
Just a friendly nudge from your local Noodge! No commitment. I'll suggest they consider adding it to all languages where it works.
Thanks!