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[Geti]

Haha, I didn't mean to give you cause for excuses, thanks for taking it so well. Keen to see where you go with your tech.

@Oniworld that's exactly what I said when I got to the end of that line.

[coppolaemilio]

Well the .orange{color:white;} was meant to be "color:orange;" for a word on a title. Later on I decided that white was fitting better so I changed the value but not the class name.

After this my coworker recommend me to read more about http://css-tricks.com/semantic-class-names/ but it is still fun to do some times.

[Evan Balster]

Code:

	//Possibly read port number
	if (c == ':')
	{
		++i;
		start = i;
		Uint16 port = 0;
		while (true)
		{
			c = url[i];
			if (c == 0 || c == '/') break;
			if (c < '0' || c > '9')
				{data->failure = "Bad character in port number"; return;}
			if (port >= 6554 || (port == 6553 && c > '5'))
				{data->failure = "Port number is over 65535"; return;}
			port = 10*port + (c-'0');
			++i;
		}
		if (i == start)
			{data->failure = "Port number missing after colon"; return;}
		if (port == 0)
			{data->failure = "Port 0 is illegal--you're going to jail"; return;}
		data->port = port;
	}
	else
	{
		//Port 80: everyone loves it
		data->port = 80;
	}

"Port 80: everyone loves it" gave me a giggle this evening.  Also just noticed "you're going to jail" -- a joke about how as a kid it would freak me out when my internet browser said it had performed an "illegal operation".

[Julien]

I used to calculate the width and displacement for each particles instead of calculating them once and putting them in an array
      

batch.draw(AssetMan.debris, p.x, p.y, p.w, p.w);
tmp = (p.w * 1.5f) - p.w;
p.w += tmp;
tmp /= 2f;
p.x -= tmp;
p.y -= tmp;

      
became :
         

batch.draw(AssetMan.debris, p.x, p.y, widths[p.index], widths[p.index]);
p.x -= halfWidths[p.index];
p.y -= halfWidths[p.index];

[Pineapple]

Just spent a while with my nose in a bit of code, trying to write up intelligible javadocs. Some slightly amusing bits made it through, like this one.

Code:

    /** 
     * Removes all values associated with a key. In this case, the node
     * corresponding to the key is not removed. (This probably isn't the method
     * you're looking for, but whatever.)
     * @param key A key.
     * @return whether the node corresponding to the key exists and was expunged
     * of its associated values.
     */

[Geti]

Code:

this.getShape().SetTileValue_Legacy(); // sorry

The apology is to modders looking to find some nice stuff in the script, from MM. Made me smile that he bothered with the apology.

[Boreal]

It's not quite as bad as the Love2D extension libraries:

AnAL (Animations And Love)'
SECS (Simple Educative Class System)
HardonCollider
HUMP (Helper Utilities for a Multitude of Problems)
Quickie
Polygamy
COCK (Common Organization of Controls Kit)
Swingers
LUBE

[Geti]

Those guys have always known how to party.

[MorleyDev]

I always get a slight "wtf" chuckle out of the unfortunately named node.js view engine, "vash". Yeah, not gonna touch what that name sounds like a euphemism for...

[JobLeonard]

The stampede?

[Boreal]

Code:

; broom broom
(define mum '("Me" "You" "Him"))
; get out me car
(cdr mum)

[JobLeonard]

Is that a text game, and if not, what are you using to write games in a LISP?

[oodavid]

I always get a slight "wtf" chuckle out of the unfortunately named node.js view engine, "vash". Yeah, not gonna touch what that name sounds like a euphemism for...

In our office we refer to the .js extension as "jizz". Node jizz.

[Belimoth]

Putting a bunch of stuff in a global namespace for convenience.

Code:

Class G
...
	Global unit:Unit
...
End

[manabreak]

More than once, I've tried to write

Code:

GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT

or

Code:

GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT

, but it has ended up as

Code:

GL_COLOR_BUFFET_BIT | GL_DEPTH_BUFFET_BIT

. Maybe I'm too hungry while coding?

[Sik]

Probably.

Also doesn't help that the T is right next to the R.

[jojothejojo]

Game = work

[makerimages]

Code:

.orange{
    color:white;
}

 

Now how do I keep on doing CSS?!?!?

[Klaim]

Code:

void ConnectionRegistry::begin_connection( const RemoteSystemId& network_id )
    {
        auto make_connection = [&]( const RemoteSystemId& network_id ) // TODO: this is bad, make it better
        {
            return ConnectionPtr( new Connection( m_network, network_id ) ) ;
        };
        auto connection = make_connection( network_id );
        m_connection_index[network_id] = connection;
        m_on_connection_begin( connection );
    }

After a good nervous laugh I realized why I did that and had to let it like that until my compiler is fixed....

[Boreal]

Why not just

Code:

ConnectionPtr connection(new Connection(m_network, network_id));