Re: General Question: Debugging these "NS" Objects: Answered
Re: General Question: Debugging these "NS" Objects: Answered
- Subject: Re: General Question: Debugging these "NS" Objects: Answered
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 11:46:03 -0800
on 04/02/15 22:15, b.bum at email@hidden wrote:
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If it is the individual lines of code you are trying to debug -- how a
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method is changing state of an object, etc -- then the debugger is
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totally the right tool to use.
Yes.
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Now that Panther has shipped, logging based debugging to explore object
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graph state is now not what *real* programmers are doing. *Real* Cocoa
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developers toss a table view into their UI and use Cocoa Bindings to
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bind it to some random array attribute in the app to explore app
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state.... Then you can easily use an NSTextView or another NSTableView
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to explore the object graph further. ;-)
Sounds good. I didn't have much luck the first time I tried to make a
Binding, but I have filed this advice and shall refer to it as I learn more
about Cocoa.
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