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<?php

class ImageEditor {
	
	static public function
	MakeImageSquare(Imagick $Image, int $Square):
	Imagick {

		// $Image->CropThumbnailImage($Square,$Square);
		// this method has a terrible habit of breaking every 3rd release.

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Function DoSomeShit(Actor Who)
{do some shit with the specified actor. }

	If(Who == None)
		Who = Game.GetPlayer()
	EndIf

	;; ...

	Return

bobmagicii

<?php

/*
C:\Users\bob\Desktop>php plzwait.php
1450303435.52
1450303436.0004
*/

function WaitForPerigee() {
	// wait until the last possible moment so that we have as much of the

bobmagicii

<?php

	public function
	OnConstruct() {
		$this->Get->Page(function(int $p):int {
			if($p < 1) return 1;
			else return $p;
		});
		
		return;

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<?php


	public function
	QueryBlender(array $Input): string {
	/*//
	use the QueryMerger to output a final string of the merged query.
	//*/
	
		return http_build_query($this->QueryMerger($Input));

bobmagicii

<?php

class Whatevs {

	public function
	__ToString() {
	/*//
	try to generate the string we need, else show a fallback.
	//*/

bobmagicii

<?php

/*//
this comparing two methods of writing templates. i was indecisive about which
style i should use when using datastore capable objects in templates. to decide
which way i like i decided to let the numbers speak for themselves.

so we have this datastore and to dump it into an html template takes 3 lines of
code regardless of which way i do it.

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<div>
<?php if($Shits): ?>
	<ul>
<?php foreach($Shits as $Shit): ?>
		<li><?php echo $Shit ?></li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
	</ul>
<?php else: ?>
	<div>Aint No Shit</div>
<?php endif; ?>

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<ul class="TextAlignCenter">
<?php $element->Items->Each(function($Value){ ?>
	<li><?php echo $Value->Name ?></li>
<?php }); ?>
</ul>

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function Whatever() {
	return <<< EOF

<div class="All">
	<div class="OfThe">
		HTML
	</div>
</div>

	EOF;