The Evil Spaghetti [Code] Monster

I created a huge-ass, 2009-line PHP script to make a dynamically-generated XHTML document with Javascript (also dynamically generated) that averages 92 lines. The majority of this I didn't write: the script is dominated by a gargantuan array of file names and index numbers, which I used a Bash script to generate, and most of the rest is from a publically available script to parse SWF header information. However, this PHP script needs ANOTHER PHP script (much smaller) to call it, and that PHP script generates half of the XHTML. All in all, it's a coding nightmare trying to fix this.

Anyone else have similar problems with spaghetti code?

No.

No.

No.

Nope.

Use Arc. It always work□s □□□□□□□ for me□

>>6
</table>

Nope.

i avoid spaghetti code by using functions. i think php has this feature

>>9
PHP has built in features to prevent spaghetti code:

<?php
if (!extension_loaded('anti_spaghetti')) {
    $prefix = (PHP_SHLIB_SUFFIX === 'dll')?'php_':'';
    dl($prefix.'anti_spaghetti.'.PHP_SHLIB_SUFFIX);
}
$code = new $ANTI_SPAGHETTI_OBJECT;
$func = $code->new_function("$a","echo 'Hello '.$a.' World! '.;");
$program = $code->main(($func,"/prog/"),0);
$code->run($program); // Outputs "Hello /prog/ World!" and returns 0;
?>

All my code is spaghetti code.

ITS DELICIOUS, YOU SHOULD TRY SOME.

>>10 here

I might try and write the anti_spaghetti extension.

>>10
Enjoy your \0LAMBDA_53.

Anyone ever notice that MIPS has the forced spaghettification of code?

16 Name: Anonymous 2011-01-17 8:14

HAX MY SPAGHETTI CODE