Re: Watching a variable in Xcode 4.3
Re: Watching a variable in Xcode 4.3
- Subject: Re: Watching a variable in Xcode 4.3
- From: Alex Zavatone <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2012 15:49:22 -0400
You can have an if or case statement where you have a breakpoint set for where the condition changes.
I used to make a method a long time ago called, get this, -(void)breakpoint, and have a BP on it, but that's a little overkill.
switch (myVar) {
case (AllIsWell):
break;
case (AllIsNotWell):
NSLog(@"Breakpoint: check your var");
NSLog(@"MyVarValue: ,%@", thatVarIWantToSee);
// put a BP below
break;
}
In the cases, set up the condition you are looking for that will catch the condition you are looking for. I'm sure you'll need to modify that little block a bit, but it should spit out the value of your var after the condition is triggered.
Hope this helps.
On Apr 12, 2012, at 3:02 PM, Pascal Harris wrote:
> I've got the weirdest bug. I have a matrix of views (iOS development, by the way) and all of them work correctly except for the object at 0, 0.
>
> The 0,0 view is initialised correctly, but loses its settings at some point (although methods that don't rely on those settings still work - the view hasn't been deallocated).
>
> There is nothing in my code designed to alter these settings after initialisation. Clearly there's a bug - in order to hunt the bug down I thought it'd be a good idea to set a break point when one of the variables changes and then see what made the change. My question is, how do I do this in Xcode 4.3? I'm sure I've done this in the past - but I can't remember how!
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