> I don't see how "logical lines", whatever that is, can possibly be simpler than counting tokens.
I wasn't rejecting token counts per se. I think that it's a useful metric too.
What I was trying to convey is that "logical lines" is the term used in the literature. Logical lines can cover token counts if you define 1 token = 1 logical line. Or it might not. Either way, you have to settle on a definition.
None to hand right now.
> I don't see how "logical lines", whatever that is, can possibly be simpler than counting tokens.
I wasn't rejecting token counts per se. I think that it's a useful metric too.
What I was trying to convey is that "logical lines" is the term used in the literature. Logical lines can cover token counts if you define 1 token = 1 logical line. Or it might not. Either way, you have to settle on a definition.