Found this today.

It's in production!

Funny guy wrote this :-D

is_true is seriously a masterpiece itself

Think this would do the same but more readable.

Function kill_with_fire($doomed_object = this){
$doomed_object = FALSE;
$doomed_object = NULL;
unset($doomed_object)
return NULL;
}

This poor soul was having a rough day with his code.

it's kind of like, when you use your calculator to calculate 2+2 in a test. Just in case.

@neonoxd 😂😂😂😂😂

@tmux It would be more readable but it wouldnt do the same. If you pass false as doomed_object, your code would not do the same as his.

Aside from that... I would probably use this function on the person who wrote these functions... ugh...

@arekxv thank you for the feedback. I don't get the privilege of sharing code a lot so I really appreciate it.

@omgashnames I want to know how they made it almost 2000 lines without is_true()! What golden code lies above we won't know...

Kill with fire doesn't even do its job right. If you pass it false it will simply go into an Infinite loop. This is painful.

Find the developer who wrote this and kill them with fire

$this->kill_it_with_fire(null);

Stack Overflow

Same with false or an empty array.

Statement_inverted(statement_inverted(getSame));

Shouldn't the else statement be
else{
$doomed_object = true;
$this->kill_with_fire($this);
}
Otherwise it'll just call a recursive infinite loop on itself

@nicnaknic $this is the class

@PlasmatikSteak so the function is passing in it's own class... I would really like to know what the rest of this class looks like.

I really want to look at the supposedly funny function in the middle but I'm to distracted by the beauty of the other two