What’s the legal size of a pocket knife blade?

I live in California and I carry a pocket knife with me all the time and I wanna know, what’s the legal size for a pocket knife blade?

a folding knife as long as it is closed and does not have a blade that locks has no limit on blade length. it must be closed it can not be open in your pocket, the blade can not lock open and it can not open by gravity. all KNIVES that have a lock blade must be less then 2 and 1/2 inches. almost all other knives are illegal to be concealed(in your pocket)

the following is a copy of the entire California code:

http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/ca.txt

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