UITableView IndexPathForCell return errors

In my UITableView, each cell has a custom UISwitch. I am saving the switch information in an NSMutableArray, with the intent of using it to save the state information whenever the user changes to a different table.

To do this, I need to obtain the row information of the cell, so that I can flip the corresponding "YES" or "NO" in the NSMutableArray. I attempt to do it as such:

UICustomSwitch *temp = (UICustomSwitch *)sender;
UITableViewCell *cell =  (UITableViewCell *)temp.superview;
NSIndexPath *path = [self.tableView indexPathForCell:cell];

After this I have

NSLog(@"Path was: %@", path);

Now, when I output path, I get something like:

Path was: <N开发者_C百科SIndexPath 0x4b25590> 2 indexes [0, 1]

However, when I change the NSlog to path.row, the program crashes. I've not found a reason for this, and I use path.row in other places as well. Can anyone help explain why this is happening?

Edit:

For example, when I do this:

 NSLog(@"Path was: %d", path.row);

It crashes.

NSIndexPath.row returns a plain unsigned integer (NSUInteger), not an object, so you'll need to change your NSLog format specifier to from %@ to %u. By using %@, it's using the integer as a memory address, which very likely points to some memory that is not an object at all.

Did you try :

NSLog(@"Path was: %@", path.row); ? path.row is type of NSUInteger. You could use '%d' instead of '%@'.

Uhm... I'm not sure this counts as an answer, but I ended up restarting the computer and it started working again. So... Yeah, I really have no idea what in the world was going on.