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[JobLeonard]

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I like how your tired self finds simpler writing that stuff rather than coming up with a decent solution

Well, it was a (kind of) fractal, and nested for-loops aren't that hard to grasp. I still think it's conceptually not that difficult (if incomprehensible when approaching it from the resulting code).

[Evan Balster]

Looking through a half-baked prototype I'm redoing for Fuck This Jam

Code:

		float baffle;
		Uint32 action;
		String entry;

Huh.  Weird variable name.

Code:

	baffle = 0.0f;

It doesn't do anything else.

What was this variable even for? 

[Code_Assassin]

snip

Lol 

[SuperDisk]

What was this variable even for? 

Baffling you.

[moi]

What was this variable even for? 

scientists

[George Michaels]

Just finishing up the player management code I wrote while drunk last night and found these gems:

Code:

// God I love linked lists <3
Buffer* b = new Buffer(id, first);
first = b;

Code:

// Chuck a hissy fit if there's nothing for baby
if(first == NULL)
	throw;

[Quarry]

I think most of the things here are rigged

[0x1A]

I think most of the things here are rigged

Or they're genuine dun goofd

[Evan Balster]

I think most of the things here are rigged

Except where pointed out, my stuff is all legit.  Comment humor is of course in a class of its own since it's a great way to give one's future self an unexpected giggle.

[JMickle]

Code:

var p:Point;

for (p in v /*lololol*/ ) { 
		
}

shut up, me

[Code_Assassin]

Code:

var p:Point;

for (p in v /*lololol*/ ) { 
		
}

shut up, me

Is that what I think it means LOL(pervert).

I see what you did there.

[Evan Balster]

Making an audio class that performs some signal analysis.  I have a structure called "Feedback" which sends a waveform's worth of audio data back at a time from the realtime thread --

Code:

Feedback loop;

Bonus nerd points: when I giggled and said "that's going in the thread", my artist roommate knew what I was talking about.

[dr.crow]

Went through a snake clone i wrote while i was still in high school. Stumbled upon this:

Code:

void leggtiltoadd(int i)
{
    toadd+=i;
}
             
void leggtilhvistoadd()
{
    if(toadd)
    {
        toadd--;
        lengde++;
    }
}

When I programmed this, I had the amazing idea that programming in Norwegian would be useful because then i would know the difference between my own code and tutorial code.

"legg til" means "add to", so basically my functions are named "addtotoadd" and "addtoiftoadd". So I guess they are kind of palindromes

[Dr. Cooldude]

Went through a snake clone i wrote while i was still in high school. Stumbled upon this:

Code:

void leggtiltoadd(int i)
{
    toadd+=i;
}
             
void leggtilhvistoadd()
{
    if(toadd)
    {
        toadd--;
        lengde++;
    }
}

When I programmed this, I had the amazing idea that programming in Norwegian would be useful because then i would know the difference between my own code and tutorial code.

"legg til" means "add to", so basically my functions are named "addtotoadd" and "addtoiftoadd". So I guess they are kind of palindromes

Heh, I'm danish and I could definitely see something was wrong with the method names, lol

[Evan Balster]

The content of a reduntant file, "universe.cpp", which I finally got around to removing, follows...

Code:

//#include <iostream>
//#include "pg_universe.h"


//using namespace std;
//using namespace plaidgadget;


//Alas!  It is a great and lonely place

//The silence pierced only by

//My sighs

|||||| ||||||

[impulse9]

Code:

this->buffer = buffer->buffer

 

[Dr. Cooldude]

The content of a reduntant file, "universe.cpp", which I finally got around to removing, follows...

Code:

//#include <iostream>
//#include "pg_universe.h"


//using namespace std;
//using namespace plaidgadget;


//Alas!  It is a great and lonely place

//The silence pierced only by

//My sighs

|||||| ||||||

That was beautiful.

[JobLeonard]

[Evan Balster]

Continuing to clean out my engine codebase (Whose size surprises me!) and I keep finding little gems.

This one bandaids a link error with boost::filesystem under MSVC++ --

Code:

#if _WIN32
		//Template instantiations that are needed to pacify boost::filesystem...
		class VisualStudioIsDumb : public std::codecvt<wchar_t, char, int>
		{
		public:
				class MyFacet : public std::locale::facet
						{public: static std::locale::id id;};
				std::locale loc, loc2;
				VisualStudioIsDumb() : loc("C"), loc2(loc, new MyFacet()) {}
		};
		static VisualStudioIsDumb WhyIsVisualStudioSoDumb;
		static std::locale ThisIsAllVerySilly;
		std::locale::id VisualStudioIsDumb::MyFacet::id;
#endif

[kiddRaddical]

So I'm making some lil monkeys in my game, and I store them in a generic List. I'm looping through them, with an index named 'c'. While checking if the current monkey in the list is null, the code ends up like:

Code:

if(monkey[c]){//monkey do
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