def maxLinesPerFunction(self):
        """ <b>Too many lines per function/method</b>:<br>
            The idea is to have - more or less - the content of the whole function
            or method visible on one screen to avoid scrolling. On Windows I have
            a "Courier New" font with size 10 and that's really not too big and not too
            small; with this I can see about 50 lines of code. With an output window or
            other information at the bottom (IDE) you will see less than this. This metric
            includes comments, excludes blanks."""
        return self.registerLimit(self.maxLinesPerFunction.__name__, \
            GreenYellowRedLimit( 50, 100, "too many lines in function/method"))
 <b>Too many lines per function/method</b>:<br>
            The idea is to have - more or less - the content of the whole function
            or method visible on one screen to avoid scrolling. On Windows I have
            a "Courier New" font with size 10 and that's really not too big and not too
            small; with this I can see about 50 lines of code. With an output window or
            other information at the bottom (IDE) you will see less than this. This metric
            includes comments, excludes blanks.
recipes/Python/578023_Simple_Python_Checker/recipe-578023.py