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Breakpoint when Core Data property if no custom setter
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Breakpoint when Core Data property if no custom setter


  • Subject: Breakpoint when Core Data property if no custom setter
  • From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 07 Apr 2012 19:43:33 -0700

I would like to set a breakpoint to break whenever a certain property changes in a Core Data object (NSManagedObject).  Entering the symbol

  -[Foo setBar:]

works fine if I have implemented a custom setter for 'bar'.

But without the custom setter, I get "-" in the breakpoint's 'active' checkbox, which very disappointingly turns back to a "-" few milliseconds after I switch it on.  This indicates that the symbol cannot be found.  Of course, that makes sense, but is there a trick to fool it?

Thanks,

Jerry

P.S.  I'm still mostly in Xcode 3.


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