Best comments found in code

[Blizzard]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/184618/what-is-the-best-comment-in-source-code-you-have-ever-encountered?page=1&tab=votes#tab-top

While there are many Internet/meme/geek jokes in there, there are also many comments that would make the average person laugh as well. xD I definitely recommend it for a good laugh. You don't have to go through all the 18 pages.

[ShadowPierce]

->LOL @

stop(); // Hammertime!

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[Blizzard]

LMAO!

// A Gorgon class - For the love of Zeus don't look directly at it!

EDIT:

v.bpc     := v.pc;  -- Remember to jump back
v.baccu   := accu;  -- Yo dawg, heard you like runing instructions
                    -- so I took backup of your accu so you can run
                    -- instructions while you run instructions.
v.flags.i := false; -- No more interupts

[Ryex]

I now have the urge to make humorous comments in ARC's source

[Blizzard]

So do I, so do I.

[ForeverZer0]

Same, lol.

I only read a few pages so far, but some of them are hilarious.

[Blizzard]

I read them all. The later ones are barely funny anymore or start repeating. I'd say once you get past the Yo Dawg comment that I posted, the rest isn't so funny anymore.

[legacyblade]

I used to do this in my collage classes. lol. Never knew other people liked to make jokes and references in their comments. A professor even chewed me out for it once. lol.

[Blizzard]

Ever since I read this, I started adding my own comments from time to time. xD Here's one from the other day:

// this is actually a useless and unnecessary class, but my OCD would go haywire otherwise

It's about a class that basically just inherits another class and passes on a parameter to the superclass's constructor.

Code: Dialog.h

#ifndef MENU_OVERLAY_DIALOG_H
#define MENU_OVERLAY_DIALOG_H

#include <hltypes/hmap.h>
#include <hltypes/hstring.h>
#include <scedge/MenuDialog.h>

namespace Menu
{
	namespace Overlay
	{
		// this is actually a useless and unnecessary class, but my OCD would go haywire otherwise
		class Dialog : public scedge::MenuDialog
		{
		public:
			Dialog();
			~Dialog();

		protected:
			SCEDGE_DECLARE_INPUT(Dialog);

		};

	}
}
#endif

Code: Dialog.cpp

#include <hltypes/harray.h>
#include <hltypes/hmap.h>
#include <hltypes/hstring.h>
#include <scedge/SceneManager.h>

#include "Menu/Overlay/Dialog.h"

namespace Menu
{
namespace Overlay
{
	SCEDGE_DEFINE_INPUT(Dialog, scedge::MenuDialog)
	/****************************************************************************************
	 * Construct/Destruct
	 ****************************************************************************************/

	Dialog::Dialog() : scedge::MenuDialog("menu/overlay/dialog")
	{
	}

	Dialog::~Dialog()
	{
	}

}
}

This could have been done the same way without the class, but every "overlay menu" that I use has a subclass like this.