if($pay == 3){ $pay = 3; }else{ $pay = $pay; }
Bless the anonymous Indian developer
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Just saw this one on one of the forums....
if($pay == 3){ $pay = 3; }else{ $pay = $pay; }
Bless the anonymous Indian developer
if($pay == 3){ $pay = 3; }else{ $pay = $pay; }
Bless the anonymous Indian developer
You saw that here?
That'll be Martin fooling around no doubt. I've seen many little quirks within the code, and his annotations are often good for a laugh (Although sometimes, they simply confuse when they've been typed wrong).
That'll be Martin fooling around no doubt. I've seen many little quirks within the code, and his annotations are often good for a laugh (Although sometimes, they simply confuse when they've been typed wrong).
that's certainly not one of mine, i usually write small elseifs as ternary logic. </geek>
@Brivtech: what do you mean typed wrong? have i spacked up some comments? (bear in mind that the worst are actually Als
)
@Brivtech: what do you mean typed wrong? have i spacked up some comments? (bear in mind that the worst are actually Als
)
Thats it...... your sacked!
*logs into server*
$ su root
$ rm -rf /
$ su root
$ rm -rf /
> SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue != '';
> 0 ROWS RETURNED;
....figures....
> 0 ROWS RETURNED;
....figures....
$ mv /home/martin /pub/ | more beer
Personally, I love the annecdotal annotations. We should see more!
The ones that worry me are the ones that duplicate themselves when they refer sto something new, because a blockof code was probably copied and pasted, and tweaked, but the annotation forgotten. Of course, I wouldn't want to be accused again of being a pedant, so I'm keeping them to myself now.
The ones that worry me are the ones that duplicate themselves when they refer sto something new, because a blockof code was probably copied and pasted, and tweaked, but the annotation forgotten. Of course, I wouldn't want to be accused again of being a pedant, so I'm keeping them to myself now.
QUOTE(Brivtech @ Nov 22 2007, 10:33 AM) 
Personally, I love the annecdotal annotations. We should see more!
The ones that worry me are the ones that duplicate themselves when they refer sto something new, because a blockof code was probably copied and pasted, and tweaked, but the annotation forgotten. Of course, I wouldn't want to be accused again of being a pedant, so I'm keeping them to myself now.
The ones that worry me are the ones that duplicate themselves when they refer sto something new, because a blockof code was probably copied and pasted, and tweaked, but the annotation forgotten. Of course, I wouldn't want to be accused again of being a pedant, so I'm keeping them to myself now.
Reminds me of...
I like it!
QUOTE(Rikki @ Nov 22 2007, 12:05 PM)
QUOTE(Brivtech @ Nov 22 2007, 10:33 AM)
Personally, I love the annecdotal annotations. We should see more!
The ones that worry me are the ones that duplicate themselves when they refer sto something new, because a blockof code was probably copied and pasted, and tweaked, but the annotation forgotten. Of course, I wouldn't want to be accused again of being a pedant, so I'm keeping them to myself now.
Reminds me of...
Yep, 4 sho!
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