Count Lines in Text File

Name of the file containing the input data.

Source File data encoding. Possible encodings are all encodings supported by the target Java platform. Common encodings are: ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2, and UTF-8.

Specifies the string to be recognized as a line delimiter.

The line delimiter can be any sequence of letters, although a specific symbol is often used, which usually depends on the operating system where the file originated from. The special symbols are: \r = CR, \l = LF, \n = LF.

Escaped string property.

String enclosing a text string. Not defined by default.

Escaped string property.

Escape character escaping the String Qualifier in the original meaning of this character. Not defined by default. See Escaped string property.

Specifies the maximum number of characters per line to be read and processed. The task behavior in case a line length exceeds this number is configured by the Fail On Long Line property.

Determines the task behavior in case a line length exceeds Line Max Read Length:

A regular expression that is evaluated against the lines of the input file. The lines (read as strings) that match the regular expression are ignored.

Specifies the number of lines from the beginning of the file that are excluded from processing (such as header lines, comments).

Specifies the number of lines from the end of the file that are excluded from processing (footer lines).

If a value (number of lines read) for the progress interval is defined, the task logs its progress after reading an integer multiple of Progress Interval lines. For example, if the value is 100, the task logs its progress after reading 100, 200, 300 lines.