Re: Losing my mind
Re: Losing my mind
- Subject: Re: Losing my mind
- From: Ray Ackland <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 09:53:33 +1300
Kent,
One possible addendum to this. You mentioned that you are on the client
side of a direct to Java app? If this is the case, the breakpoint set
in Xcode won't have any effect as Xcode is running on a different Java
virtual machine to the client application.
One method is to set the breakpoint using the command line when you
manually execute the client app (I know, I can't bothered with this
either).
Another method is to put in one or two NSLog lines to achieve what Art
is suggesting. ie around the code that calls the fetch, put some code
similar to the following:
NSLog.out.appendln(qual);
or
NSLog.out.appendln(fs);
Forgive me if I am using incorrect calls - I don't have the
documentation here, and am very bad recalling proper syntax from memory
unless I have been using it recently. So it will pay to check the NSLog
docs to see if I have it right.
Ray.
On 19/03/2004, at 7:56, Art Isbell wrote:
If you haven't done so already, set a debugger breakpoint at your
objectsWithFetchSpecification() statement to ensure that it's being
executed. If so, you can examine the fetch spec, qualifier, etc. to
determine the problem.
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