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Muse, a markup language
I use http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/EmacsMuse in order to write documentation for free software projects which I publish to the Internet (to .html that is). Basically, Muse is a markup language much like docbook for example.
All source code for this website is written in Muse markup language (.muse files; plain text files on the filesystem) and then published to .html.
This project has around 70000 lines of code now but ohloh reports only around 300 which is a bit of css and shell code contained in the .muse source.
My question now is, how I can I make it so that every line of code from my .muse source files is counted? I would not mind that much if it gets the source language wrong, but the lines of code is important.
I host this project on GitHub http://github.com/sunoano/0/tree/master
The ohloh project page can be found here https://www.ohloh.net/p/sunoano
Anyone?
Hi Suno,
Sorry, I missed your post the first time around.
To make this work, someone will have to write a Muse parser for Ohcount, the line counter we use.
If you want to try your hand at writing the parser, you can find the Ohcount source code at labs.ohloh.net. We'd be happy to take a patch. Most new language parsers are pretty simple -- you can usually just copy and paste an existing similar language parser and make your changes.
I'm happy to answer any questions that come up.
Robin
