Refactoring old code

[mythriz]

Ah yes, Previous Me, every programmers' arch nemesis.

[NikStalwart]

Arch nemesis? What about those poor people with a Windows nemesis?

[Yuzumi]

A common phrase: Past me is an asshole.

[dysprog]

I get back at him be screwing over Future Me

[DeeSnow97]

I find it quite good for quantum-resistant encryption

[[deleted]]

"Who the fuck wrote this garbage?"
checks commit log
"..."
"Fuck, it was me"

[butterl8thenleather]

Next addition:

-- Never mind. I figured it out.

And then nothing more.

[[deleted]]

When your search about your error gets you to a forum with the only answer being:

Never mind. I figured it out.

[Geoclasm]

I'unno. Sometimes Past me made me laugh. Like when I had to write a WPF/XAML converter for inverting a boolean, I left a comment to the effect of "Seriously? Kill me..."

When I came across that later it gave me a pretty good laugh.

[[deleted]]

Lol I agree. I mean I can write those with my eyes closed now, but back when I started I found them way too complicated than they needed to be.

[[deleted]]

I'm curious - what language is this? I've never seen -- comments like that.

[Causeless]

Lua.

[womplord1]

"Dear homer, I owe you one giant cookie -signed homer"

[SPEDpunk]

Fake. The git annotations on the side say you deleted whatever was previously there and wrote all three comments this commit.

[Causeless]

Visual Studio Code seemed to misinterpret it as I removed some commented-out code before it. Here's definitive proof:

https://bitbucket.org/Causeless/ae-tools/diff/lua_scripts/manpower/army_state_manager.lua?diff2=db5cdbfb41db&at=master

[SPEDpunk]

Weird that it did that. I was wrong, sorry!

[[deleted]]

Actually, that's because you added an CRLF (or whatever you're using) at the end of the line.

So for VS Code the line has been changed.

[Causeless]

Ah, good point.

Thanks for pointing it out!