indeed
i enforce in the morning (CET) she does the nights, works out pretty well
Coding Style
Originally posted by sid
a.) YES, there are tabs. it just makes it a lot easier to indent. once i am finished with a project i tend to let a multiple-file text replacer run over it and replace tabs with 4 spaces each.
A handy little BASH script I use.
for file in $(find . -regex ".*\.php")
do
sed "s/[a tab]/[4 spaces]/g" $file > buff
mv buff $file
done
obviously, replace [a tab] with a tab and [4 spaces] with four spaces.
However I haven't needed to use this much since I added this little piece to my .vimrc
map <F10> : %s/\t/ /g<CR>
all I have to do know is whack F10 and all the tabs are magically transformed into four spaces 
HTH someone
Bubble
alright, who's been bumping this puppy?
I voted only AFTER it had been bumped. I'm innocent!
As for my coding style:
- "Ternary" if it is simply creating a variable to a maximum of two structures:
$var = ($a ? $a : ($b ? $b : $c));
- "One line per condition" if it's simple:
if($var) {..}
elseif($bar) {..}
else {..}
- "Java Style"
BTW. I too am consoled by the fact that weedpacket agonized over a 14 line "solution" that could be done in 1 line.
My style varies depending on my mood.
Which is probably not the best way to go about coding really..
ThIs WeEk I hAvE bEeN mOsTlY cOdInG iN aLtErNaTiNg CaSe.
1337 code doesn't work too well....
echo imp70d3(', ', $array);
# PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: imp70d3()Hey this is PHP we can do anything...
function omgTehEliteFunction()
{
$vow = array (
4 => 'a',
3 => 'e',
1 => 'i',
0 => 'o',
'\\/.' => 'u'
);
$args = func_get_args();
$funcname = $args[0];
array_shift($args);
for( $a = 0, $b = strlen( $funcname ); $a < $b; $a++ )
{
if( isset( $vow[$funcname[$a]] ))
{
$funcname[$a] = $vow[$funcname[$a]];
}
}
return call_user_func_array( $funcname, $args );
}
$array = array( 1,2,3 );
echo omgTehEliteFunction( '1mpl0d3', ', ', $array);
This could be the next Programming Challenge 
Originally posted by Shrike
This could be the next Programming Challenge![]()
Implement this perhaps?
Alright, whos the culprit?
Elizabeth wrote:Alright, whos the culprit?
huh?
nvm, someone musta voted
forgot about that bug
I wanna know who voted on this poll, bumping it from the 3-month sleep it had nicely found itself in. 
Guilty.
/me patiently waits for JPnyc to tell us how to expire existing polls, now that we have this new-fangled edition of vBulletin...
I use mainly C-style, but every now and then I'll fluctuate between some shorthand (like if there's only one thing an if statement will do if true, I wont enclose it in brackets, just newline).
Example:
if ($a > $b)
echo "A is greater than B";
else
{
echo "A is less than B";
mail("logankriete@gmail.com", "Startling revelation!", "A is less than B!!!!!");
}
But there's more to it than control structures - like output. Some people use echo, some people use print. And even there, some people do echo("Hello"); or echo ("Hello"); (with space between echo and string); some people do echo "Hello";, some people only use paranthesis when echoing soley a variable: echo ($var); echo "Hello";. Some people like print, but that's even more of a debate 
Edit: I just looked at the first post's date...what happened to make this post "come alive" again? Who posted something after it "lost it's steam" a few months ago?
kburger wrote:Guilty.
kburger - you get brownie points for standing up and accepting responsibility.
Consider yourself off the hook 
I always kinda liked this poll anyway.
Oh so it was kburger...all right then.
Maybe some mod should close it?
Not sure how, with this upgraded version- the old version had that option, but with this one I'm not seeing it.
Somehow JPnyc closed my thread 