if (x == right) goto gheyness; // testing for x == right in the next if statement fucks it up for some reason		if (y != bottom)		{			index[ii] = i;			index[ii+1] = i+1;			index[ii+2] = i+((right-left)/step)+1;			index[ii+3] = i+1;			index[ii+4] = i+((right-left)/step)+2;			index[ii+5] = i+((right-left)/step)+1;			ii += 6;		}gheyness:		j += step;                //etc.....

ProcessError(true,"", error);	//TODO: put sane error code here////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////	BattleField 1942 server parser//  Complete with dumb key_hash detection, coz you know it makes sense ;)//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// we've got a pos <insert other swear words here> return, time to play fudge it :)// this is primaryly a hack for stupid UT2 servers... why oh why couldnt that have enforced a standard order ;(if(namestart == std::string::npos || score1start == std::string::npos || score2start == std::string::npos || score3start == std::string::npos || core4start == std::string::npos)	return;	// should never happen.if(nameend == std::string::npos)	break;	// regardless of which comes first we should ALWAYS find thiscatch (std::exception &e) {throw;	// something went wrong, probably an out-of-bounds exception}////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////	Super happy fun Quake3 parser////	Note: this is a mild cheat when compare with the old version. //	Once i'd looked at the Quake3 returns it became very quickly apprent//	that the getinfo request was basicaly, errm, useless for our needs//	as the only extra bit of data it returns is the clients connected and//	frankly, we can count that ourselves :)//	So instead, we are only using the getstatus command, which is half//	the network wait time, yey me!////	Also, I'll be using a cute stringstream trick to parse the data sanely.//	The basic plan is to throw the string into a stringstream, then read back//	a line at a time, as each section is \n delimited this should make things //	a lot easier.//	So the first line read is the \xff\xff\xff\xffstatusResponce line, the //	next will hold all of the \key\value pairs and then every line after that //	will hold the score and player details (<score> <ping> "name")//	bish bash bosh, how smooth is that ;)////	Note: pull server game port from data supplied for this game... errm.. somehow :E		////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Null Delimited parser// Based on the data we found when looking at the BF:V returns // !!!!!IMPORTANT!!!!!// While this has been written to be generic there ISNT enuff details// On this format to make this true for the future as yet.// I'm HOPING that this is basicaly the ASE format so this can be reused// however i'm not counting on that// !!!!!IMPORTANT!!!!!// From the network setup code :throw std::exception();	// throw an exception, we'll put something sane here laterthrow std::exception();	// as before, throw back an exception as this shouldnt happenthrow std::exception();	// as abovereturn false;	// some other error, so run away!namespace Parsers{	// parser function defs go here}/**	hax0red microsecond clock*/

// cleaner for painkiller color coding (why cant every game use the same bloody codes)Sleep(0);	// sleep for a bit and around we go again :)Sleep(10);		// task switching friendly :)int id;	// if we need more than a short OMFG!//MessageBox("meep");

A reason not to try and be lazy:// Now we need to work out the per vertex normal// the correct way would be to store which vertex is used in which face// add the face normals together and devide by the number of faces// however, as i'm lazy i'm gonna cheat for the moment and instead// just workout the face normal and apply it to all the vertices for// that face.// the above didnt work :( Need to come up with a cunning fi><0r!Other stuff : // Mesh done.// huzza!// TODO : sweet custom dialog code :)// we have found the start of a strike thought, joy.

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// LIST::GetHead//// 10/12/2003 J.C.//// Makes a $2 hooker appear at your doorstep and return the head of the list to you =)/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////template<typename TYPE>DDNODE<TYPE>* LIST<TYPE>::GetHead(void) const{	return(lpHead);}///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// LIST::GetTail//// 10/12/2003 J.C.//// Gets some booty from that same hooker... and returns the tail of the list./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////template<typename TYPE>DDNODE<TYPE>* LIST<TYPE>::GetTail(void) const{	return(lpTail);}

// Gordon: bleh, has no-one heard of switch statements...// Gordon: removing cuz, er, no-one knows why it's here!...// Gordon: looted corpses dont have any accsserories, evil looters :E// these are sent over the net as 8 bits (Gordon: upped to 9 bits, erm actually it was already at 9 bits, wtf? NEVAR TRUST GAMECODE COMMENTS, comments are evil :E, lets hope it doesnt horribly break anything....)