* fixed a mem leak in the container cleanup functions * fixed a mem leak in xform cleanup functions * decided to stop smoking crack before I code cleanup functions
* fixed a mem leak in the container cleanup functions * fixed a mem leak in xform cleanup functions * decided to stop smoking crack before I code cleanup functions
/* * And f*ck you PHC you no talent bunch of f*cking script * kiddies. You’ll f*cking shit your pants when you see a real * hacker in action. No I dont rip code, but you bitchs cant * tell a piece of code from an apple pie, so shut the f*ck * up. */
// I couldn’t find ONE F*UCKING WAY to do this in the // initialisation directly and I’m REALLY P*SSED OFF!
# Somebody must have smoked some really wicked weed when they # defined the ListFontsWithInfo request: # The server sends a reply for _each_ matching font... # It then sends a special reply (name length == 0) to # indicate that there are no more fonts in the reply. # This means that we have to do some special parsing to see # if we have got the end-of-reply reply. If we haven’t, we # have to reinsert the request in the front of the # display.sent_request queue to catch the next response. # Bastards.
;The loop below totally works, and sounds like a RAT pedal or ;something. Fun for shredding, but not winning any art awards
# Man, I can’t tell you just how much I hate learning new # windowing toolkits! Who the f*ck wants to learn fifty # different ways of painting a window or button on-screen. # Just give me one clean API that I could use everywhere # and I’d be OK with that. But, no, nearly every damn # developer out there has to write a new f*cking windowing # toolkit with a different API from every other windowing # toolkit out there. Just how many times do we have to # reinvent this damn wheel???
/** * I confess: this is a hack. * I didn’t expect the Spanish inquisition. */
/* Really do the RPM-management! This is probably the most * important part of this program! Want to rent this space * for commercials? No, just kidding! Not for sale! ;-) */
/* Yadda yadda disclaimer yadda probably not perfect yadda well it’s okay anyway yadda yadda. */
/* sorry about this piece of OS-specific uglyness. These were pause triggers before the days of utilGetPidlist(), and are now tacked on at the end of the guard list for compatibility’s sake. Yes, they really are needed – I’ve seen people curse these two till they were blue in the face, not realizing what the heck it was that so crippled their machines. Yeah, yeah. win9x stinks. :) */
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