Is there a quick way to spit out a directory listing for a specific folder in NSHomeDirectory?I\'m playing with an开发者_如何学Go example in ASIHTTPRequest that downloads an image via:
I am trying to print out a 5 digit number as follows: int rdmNr = arc4random()%100000; NSLog(@\"%i\",rdmNr);
What is the stuff between the [] in the log message below? I get this in my iPhone app, and I have no idea where the m开发者_JS百科essage is coming from. My first guess would be a line number, but whi
I\'m writing a Django-based webapp that imports a Cocoa framework via P开发者_如何学GoyObjC.The Cocoa framework has NSLog() littered all through it and while I can see them when running the Django ser
I want NSLogto output a literal escape sequence, without treating it as a pattern. Take, for example NSLog(@\"image%03d.jpg\");, who\'s out开发者_C百科put I want to be the actual contents, image%03d.
When I call NSDate *now = [[NSDate alloc] init]; in order to get the current date and time, I check it with:
I had the misfortune of submitti开发者_开发技巧ng an app with an NSLog still active. It very rarely fires, but I would like to know what are the chances of my app being rejected because of that?
When I first started learning XCode I remember hearing something about how it has cool features to inspect an object and get information about its class. Now I need to use these 开发者_StackOverflow中
I need to use something like NSLog but withou开发者_StackOverflowt the timestamp and newline character, so I\'m using printf. How can I use this with NSString?You can convert an NSString into a UTF8 s
This comes out of my search for a smart variant of NSLog(). One key feature of BetterLog() is that the NSLog() replacement compiles out to nothing for release and distribution builds. The proposed sol