Archives for sotc page

sotc.php

@@ -34,7 +34,15 @@
 			belief, Knghtbrd has in fact been known to be wrong sometimes.  He
 			isn't afraid to admit it either (most of the time..)
 			<?
+			if (!$sotc) {
 				include( "state.html" );			// Include Knightbird's SotC
+			}
+			else {
+				$filename = "sotc/sotc" . $sotc . ".html";
+				if (file_exists($filename)) {
+					include ( $filename );
+				}
+			}
 			?>
 			<p>
 		<?
@@ -42,6 +50,17 @@
 		tableTitle ('Archived SotC Updates',3,$tableHeadColor);
 		echo '<TR><TD colSpan="3">';
 		tableHeader(3, 'black');
+		$index = 1; $filename = "sotc/sotc1.html";
+		while(file_exists($filename)) {
+			$fp = fopen($filename, "r");
+			$str = fgets($fp, 4096);
+			fclose($fp);
+			$str = ereg_replace("<!--","",$str);
+			$str = ereg_replace("-->","",$str);
+			echo '<P><A href="sotc.php?sotc=' . $index . '">SotC #' . $index . '</A> - ' . $str;
+			$index++;
+			$filename = "sotc/sotc" . $index . ".html";
+		}
 		tableFooter();
 		tableBoxFooter();
 		?>

sotc/sotc1.html

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+<!-- Mar. 8, 2000 -->
 	<P>Palisade's away for a bit.  He should be back sooner or later but
 	until then things are a bit muddled---sometimes life doesn't leave
 	us with the opportunity to prepare for a need to become scarce for

sotc/sotc2.html

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+<!-- Mar. 19, 2000 -->
 <H2>How are things going?  Your SotC update is late again.</H2>
 	<P>Yeah yeah, I know.  Okay, first the quick news:  Palisade is
 	back.  The website is still under construction but it got a lot

sotc/sotc3.html

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+<!-- Mar. 19, 2000 -->
 <H2>The fastest SotC update ever!</H2>
 	<P>This update is so close to the last one posted a mere six hours
 	ago that most of you reading it never even saw the last one.  Don't

sotc/sotc4.html

@@ -1,20 +1,4 @@
-	<P>The State of the Code address is a not-frequenetly-enough updated
+<!-- Apr. 2, 2000 -->
-	article written by <a href="mailto:knghtbrd@debian.org">Knghtbrd</a>
-	primarily for QuakeForge developers and other people who consider
-	themselves to be knee deep in the code, whether they happen to be
-	writing it or just testing it.  What you won't find here is a lot of
-	the fluff news that tells the casual onlooker that the project is
-	actually doing stuff without really telling you what the state of
-	things are.
-
-	<P>No attempt will be made to soften technical issues so anyone can
-	understand them.  If you want to really know what's going on, you
-	probably don't want details left out because they might not make a
-	whole lot of sense to a non-coder.  Feedback is always welcome.  So
-	are corrections if they're necessary - contrary popular (with him)
-	belief, Knghtbrd has in fact been known to be wrong sometimes.  He
-	isn't afraid to admit it either (most of the time..)
-
 <H2>Mega2k support in QuakeForge committed!</H2>
 	<P>You read it here first!  (unless you didn't)  QuakeForge now works
 	100% with Mega2k.  I spent several hours trying to tune the flight