Seen any funny stuff in code commentary of late?
Ran across this yesterday:
function defaultHandler($xml, $data) {
// a.k.a. Wild Text Fallback Handler, or WTFHandler for short.
}
Seen any funny stuff in code commentary of late?
Ran across this yesterday:
function defaultHandler($xml, $data) {
// a.k.a. Wild Text Fallback Handler, or WTFHandler for short.
}
Congratulations! You are reading the README file for a software
package you downloaded! You are now officially an *advanced* software
installer.
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?FunnyThingsSeenInSourceCodeAndDocumentation
// please supply a division dom node with a first child of a heading element;
// i'm not going to wipe your arse for you, if you **** it up, it's your problem :)
Actual comment in our javascript.
Edit: Its not censored in the actual code....
Snorted a bit at this one:
util.php wrote:/** This function actually does something. It's used by ...
Apparently I was in some sort of mood whenever this was composed:
$mc_hammer = JSON_and_the_Argonauts();
Last timestamp on the file is a year ago, but I'm fairly sure that this is older than that.
Looks like it just returns some JSON to feed to something out there.
if ($this->is_cussing($name)) { // shame on this user!
$this->username_error = 1;
}
We're sorry --- you can't join our site as "Mr. Poopy-Head".
I just found this in Cfront — the first C++ compiler.
/* this is the place for paranoia */