...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

... it translates to php as $string = preg_replace('/\x{EF}\x{BB}\x{BF}/','',$string); . before you use this, reconsider if you can't fix the problem at the source instead. – commonpike Oct 6 '11 at 15:53 ...

...u could extend this to expand "LATEST" in the asset name to be the version string? That would make it useful for assets with version numbers in their name. – jwatt Dec 1 '19 at 16:36 ...

...was this downvoted? The answer is absolutely correct. pathinfo operates on strings, so it doesn't matter if the file is actually on the server or not. – Gordon Feb 2 '10 at 11:22 1...

... negative. For example, strlen() returns a size_t because the length of a string has to be at least 0. In your example, if your loop index is going to be always greater than 0, it might make sense to use size_t, or any other unsigned data type. When you use a size_t object, you have to make sure ...