Since I do not have access to the complete source code of a library I\'m using, but I do have the pdb files, is it possible to set a breakpoint in the \"debuggi开发者_运维知识库ng source code\"?
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I have an sql column that is a string of 100 \'Y\' or \'N\' characters. For example: YYNYNYYNNNYYNY...
Here\'s what I\'d like to achieve: sub first { print \"this is original first\"; } *original_first = \\&first;
I\'ve long had a dream of creating a \"consistent comparison\" operator to use in开发者_JAVA技巧 my homework (in LaTeX). That is, in some long derivation, we might want to know how $a$ compares to $b$
I\'m trying to write code like this: assert_throws(:ExtractionFailed) { unit.extract_from(\'5 x 2005\')}
I know how to get Flash CS4 symbols into Flash Builder via .swc. The class names become available in the main class, but I can only instantiate those one by one, writing each name into the code.
Can anyone please suggest some way we can restrict exporting of our symbols to global symbol table? Thanks in advance
Been searching around for a long time, and the only examples I can find for doing this are something like this: