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Flog reports the most tortured code in an easy to read pain report. The higher the score, the more pain the code is in.

% ./bin/flog bin/flog
Total score = 128.7

Flog#report: (21)
     4: puts
     2: sort_by
...

Changes:

• 3 major enhancements:
  • Added assignments and branches and a lot of other stuff. rad.
  • Added process_iter section for DSL style blocks (rake tasks etc).
  • Made Flog usable as a library.
• 12 minor enhancements:
  • Added -a flag to turn off threshold culling for other tools.
  • Added -s for summarizing the score.
  • Added -v feedback to know what file you're flogging.
  • Added branching penalty so tons of nested conditionals get beat down.
  • Added send (3).
  • Capture and ignore SyntaxErrors from template/generator code. Stupid DHH.
  • Report can now take an IO object.
  • blockargs now penalizes all non-benign forms of blockpass.
  • Added usage to bin/flog. Moved -I processing to bin/flog.
  • Added unpack.rb and updatescores.rb at base level (not installed)
  • Added scoring for blockpass.
  • Converted totals to use distance formula on ABC's.

• 3 bug fixes:

  • Ran flog on every latest gem available. Found a bunch of problems.
  • Use a stack for both class/module and method accounting.
  • block_args weren't processing the arg

• http://ruby.sadi.st/

• http://rubyforge.org/projects/seattlerb