On 8/3/08 3:01 PM, Kyle Sluder said:
If your array is called myArray, type
po myArray
in the debugger, and it will print the value of all objects in the array.
More specifically, it will send -description to all the objects in the
array, and print the result. Useful even if you have an
Yep found that but I want so see the value of my NSNumber in the GUI
debgger (in XCode). I want to see my array (it shows something like 10
objects for the summary) and then, if I open the array I want the
summary to work for each of the NSNumber inside. Bellow you can see
that aNumber is
I'm also fond of simply hovering over the variable and tapping on the
popup menu indicator and then clicking Print Description. Just
depends on whether I'm already in the console or not.
On Aug 3, 2008, at 2:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Yep found that but I want so see the value of my NSNumber in the GUI
debgger (in XCode). I want to see my array (it shows something like 10
objects for the summary) and then, if I open the array I want the
summary to work for each of the NSNumber inside. I tried to send a
small screenshot
On Aug 3, 2008, at 1:39 PM, MAGDELENAT Philippe wrote:
Yep found that but I want so see the value of my NSNumber in the GUI
debgger (in XCode). I want to see my array (it shows something like
10 objects for the summary) and then, if I open the array I want the
summary to work for each of
That's what I start to understand... Quite strange when used to Java
(and java ide) for the last decade :o)
Found a guy bothered with the same problem about a year ago (http://briksoftware.com/blog/?p=24
). Still I am not sure to get why XCode can't do what seems (to me :o)
a fairly simple
Using what version of XCode? I've found that in XCode 3.1 its been
pretty darn excellent and the few times it wasn't, I was able to just
do a Print Description from the data formatter into the console (just
a shortcut to po var name.
Honestly I found that most of my biggest gripes I had in
