me: <TD-Linux> right now, my work is concentrated on serverwizard.php.
me: <TD-Linux> not much there, as when temporary=1 it leaves out redundant forms.
me: <TD-Linux> and I'm not going to bother even coding them for now.
me: <Theme97> ... :-/
me: <TD-Linux> easy to code tho :)
me: <ThemeBot> BZFX Commit - Author: theme97 - Revision: 84 - Log: include.php: Organized and commented sections. mapwizard.php: Replaced "if (bool) $var = true" with "$var = (bool)" so the variables are always defined.
cnog12: /me doesn't understand
cnog12: the last part anyways :P
cnog12: I guess it's up to me to make a terrain ;)
cnog12: *inhales deeply*
me: then lemme break it down in the individual words, little ceddy
me: "BZFX" is a_meteorite's BZF network.
cnog12: little ceddy?
cnog12: :P
cnog12: Yes
cnog12: I know thart
me: "Commit" means we changed stuff and submitted it.
me: "-" is a dash.
cnog12: Yes
me: " " is a space.
cnog12: ...
me: "Author:" is the person who did the changing and submitting.
cnog12: ...
me: "Revision" is the number of total times there have been changes.
me: "Log" is what "Author" says about these changes.
me: rofl
cnog12: ....
cnog12: /me feels stupid
me: "include.php" is a file.
cnog12: duh
me: ":" is a colon.
me: "Organized" is a big word.
cnog12: OMGOsh
me: "and" is a common 3-letter word.
cnog12: GET OFF THE STAGE
me: There is no stage.
cnog12: /mute "Theme97"
me: There is no spoon.
me: "commented" is as long as "Organized". They are very long words.
cnog12: :O
cnog12: :o
cnog12: :O
cnog12: dnjksgdhfosghdsfhdsifyfhoisdufjpodsufjkpodfukjpsodf
me: "sections" is only one letter less than "commented" and "Organized". It is quite long.
me: "." is a period, or, as some other people say, a "dot".
cnog12: :o
me: "mapwizard.php" is another file, just like "include.php".
me: ":" is another colon, just like the one after "include.php".
cnog12: whats a theme97?
me: "Replaced" is as long as "sections", so it's quite long too.
me: " is the start of a quote.
cnog12: OMG
me: "if" is a very common 2-letter-word, often used in programs.
cnog12: *gets away from the computer*
cnog12: *comes back*
me: "(" is the start of a bracket.
cnog12: goes away
me: "bool" means "boolean", which means it is either true or false. Nothing else.
me: ")" is the end of the starting bracket "(".
cnog12: a bracket is [ smart one
cnog12: :P
cnog12: paranthases
me: "$" is a dollar sign. It usually represents money, but not in this case.
cnog12: sklwfnjsaf
me: stfu
cnog12: ...
me: "var" stands for "deoxyribonucleic acid"
cnog12: you're overdoing it
me: "=" means that whatever is on the left side should be equal to what's on the right side.
cnog12: *touches his nipple*
me: *blackmails you*