Identification of a C # or C ++ function runs in a string counting program

Question

I have a program written in C # that, when specifying a C ++ or C # file, counts lines in a file, counts how many of them are in comments and in designer blocks of code. I want to add the ability to count the number of functions in a file and the number of lines in these functions. I cannot figure out how to determine if a line (or a series of lines) is the beginning of a function (or method).

At the very least, a function declaration is a return type, followed by an identifier and a list of arguments. Is there a way to determine in C # that a token is a valid return type? If not, is it easy to determine if a line of code is the beginning of a function? Basically, I need to be able to reliably distinguish something like.

bool isThere() 
{
...
}

of

bool isHere = isThere()

and from

isThere()

.

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