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Posted by kinabalu on 20 Apr 2006 / 0 Comment

With a little help from freenode folks in ##java and #awk .. I’ve got a one liner which will give you a word count for your resource bundle files:

grep -vE '^#' YourResourceBundle.properties | cut -d = -f 2 | wc -w

whew.

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