Can you elaborate on the problem you’re seeing? It sounds like you’re saying that calls to NSLog() aren’t outputting anything to the console. Is that right? Are you looking at Xcode’s console or the Console.app’s output? How are you launching the host application? Also what OS and what exact version of Xcode? Can you post a sample of your log code? Darrin

On Jun 8, 2016, at 8:29 AM, Jeremy Gugenheim <jeremy@gugenheim.net> wrote:

Hi all

I didn’t realise NSLog did anything in renderOutput! It doesn’t for me - I am building for debug and can either leave the plugin app running or close it down but no logging appears. All the plugins I have created start from the Xcode template (which uses the brightness example) so they register themselves (apart from the pluginkit -a <path> thing). I have always debugged them using the "build - run - did that make a difference - build - run - did that make a difference" cycle. Hideous.

Is there something I need to do to turn NSLog on?

Sorry, years and years of VS and C++, only just got started on Xcode7 and Objective-C.

TIA

Jeremy

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