This is a small PowerShell Script for counting the

Count Lines of C#

#A small script for counting lines of code for projects in a list of C# code 
# directories. 
# Inspired by 
# http://www.limilabs.com/blog/source-lines-of-code-count-using-powershell

# In the interest of berevity, I've used the following standard powershell alias's
# ls   = Get-ChildItem
# %    = Foreach-Object
# ?    = Where-Object
# sort = Sort-Object

ls -Directory | % {        
    $Local:count = (dir $_ -filter *.cs -recurse |  
    # Trying to not count any lines that are part of designers.
    ? { $_.FullName -notmatch '.*(obj|bin|Properties|Designer|g\.cs).*' } | 
    select-string "^\s*$" -notMatch | 
    select-string "^\s*//" -notMatch | 
    select-string "^\s*/\*" -notMatch | 
    select-string "^\s*\*.*(?:\*/)?\s*$" -notMatch | 
    select-string "^\s*(?:\{|\})\s*$" -notMatch).Count
    if ($Local:count -gt 0)
    {
        [PSCustomObject]@{            
            name = $_.Name -as [string]
            count = $Local:count -as [int]
        }
    }    
} | sort count -Descending | % {$_}