How to find number of code lines in a method

[clausl_christensen]

I am making a tool to update our change log database with the objects that have been changed, based on the transports.

For BadI implementations I wish to also add the information about which method(s) are used, but this information does not exist in the transport, only the class and the implementation name.

Based on this I can of course find the names of the methods, but I cannot know which methods in the implementation have been used, since they are all active whether they have any content or not.

Therefore I am thinking that I need to find a way to read the number of code lines in a method, this way I will know which ones have been used.

I will appreciate any help on how to do this, or if you have any other suggestions on how to solve my problem.

Kind regards,

Claus Christensen

[Varamanoj]

Hi,

did you check with read report statement it will read the program into one internal table.

Best Regards

Manoj

[clausl_christensen]

Hi Manoj,

Thank you for your input, but my understanding is that READ REPORT can only be used on reports, and my question concerns only methods.

Kind regards,

Claus

[Former Member]

Hi Claus,

you can use READ REPORT statement for your requirement. I got a similar requirement couple of month ago - check the code below:

DATA gt_trdir TYPE TABLE OF trdir.
DATA gt_source TYPE string_table.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <gs_trdir>  TYPE trdir.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <gs_source> TYPE string.

SELECT * FROM trdir INTO TABLE gt_trdir
  WHERE name LIKE 'ZCL_YOUR_CLASS%'.

LOOP AT gt_trdir ASSIGNING <gs_trdir>.

  READ REPORT <gs_trdir>-name INTO gt_source.

  WRITE <gs_trdir>-name COLOR COL_GROUP.

  LOOP AT gt_source ASSIGNING <gs_source>.
    WRITE / <gs_source>.
  ENDLOOP.

  SKIP.
  ULINE.

ENDLOOP.

[SuhaSaha]

You can make use of the CL_RECA_RS* classes to get the lines of the class method

@: I kept the promise of remembering these classes. Thanks

Edited by: Suhas Saha on Aug 11, 2011 5:50 PM

[clausl_christensen]

Hi Suhas,

Thank you, I think this will enable me to solve my problem.

KR, Claus