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William Baker
2,485 PointsNo log output in Xcode
I am doing the How to develop simple iPhone app deep dive and I have finished the What is an IBAction? video and ran the project. When I tap the button, the NSLog that is supposed to output doesn't work and nothing AT ALL shows up in the console. printf doesn't work either and when I download the project, nothing outputs either.
I am continuing with the deep dive as everything else works.
Thanks
4 Answers
Paul Panayotou
5,001 PointsIf you haven't already I would delete the IBAction connection and code for it and re-connect it. Maybe you misconfigured something the first time.
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsyou need to be sure you have the debug area shown and the console view is not hidden. Press command + shift + c and it should unhide both. The console is in the bottom right of the xcode window. You may have the variables view shown and the console view hidden, which might explain why you arent seeing anything.
William Baker
2,485 PointsThanks for the response but showing the console doesn't seem to work. Could it be something to do with the iOS project as doing the objective-c basics the console worked fine?
William Baker
2,485 PointsThanks, reconnecting the IBAction worked. Strange but oh well. It works now.