Praying to God Before Opening Files

Package: wxhexeditor / 0.22+repack-2.2 08-remove-debug.patch Description: Remove some debug printed on stdout. --- a/src/HexEditor.cpp +++ b/src/HexEditor.cpp @@ -45,9 +45,11 @@ tagpanel(tagpanel_), dashpanel(dashpanel_) { #if 0 // Here, code praying to the GOD for protecting our open file from wxHexEditor's bugs and other things. // This is really crucial step! Be adviced not to remove it, even if you don't believier. printf("Rahman ve Rahim olan Allah'ın adıyla.\n"); #endif myfile = NULL; if (myfilename != NULL ) if ( FileOpen( *myfilename_ ) ) { +++ a/src/HexEditorCtrl/HexEditorCtrl.h +++ b/src/HexEditorCtrl/HexEditorCtrl.h @@ -52,7 +52,9 @@

A screenshot of a wxHexEditor source-code patch shows a disabled #if 0 block containing a prayer to God for protection from bugs, followed by the phrase “Rahman ve Rahim olan Allah'ın adıyla.” The joke is that the programmer treats a superstitious prayer as crucial protective code and warns others not to remove it, even though it is commented out. It is used as a reaction to fragile code, debugging anxiety, or relying on luck to prevent software failures.

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