...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...onName The version name shown to users. This attribute can be set as a raw string or as a reference to a string resource. The string has no other purpose than to be displayed to users. The versionCode attribute holds the significant version number used internally. Reading that it's pretty clea...

...stallation instructions -R: this tells Less to show colors instead of the raw codes. I ultimately used -w because I didn't want to see whitespace diffs. diff -w -u FILE1 FILE2 | colordiff | less -R Edit: As suggested by @Ciprian Tomoiaga in the comment, you can make this a function and put it ...

... want to alphabetize JSON properties, it's a whole lot easier to work with raw JSON files, particularly for classes with lots of properties, if they are ordered. share | improve this answer ...

We have a large raw data file that we would like to trim to a specified size. I am experienced in .net c#, however would like to do this in python to simplify things and out of interest. ...

... that the value can be anything from 1 to 12. It does not work on Gists or raw file views though. Source: GitHub Cheat Sheet share | improve this answer | follow ...