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Start your free trialEsma Goktekin
3,870 PointsThe Xcode output is empty.
I don't see any output in XCode. How can I enable it? Also, how can I open the console? Thanks.
3 Answers
Andrew Boryk
15,916 PointsThe Xcode output is on the bottom right. The button to enable it is on the top right. It is the button that has the bottom part of the window highlighted, and when hovered over says "Hide or show Debug Area". Also, if you look at the bottom right of the bar you just opened, there are two buttons. One that shows the left side of the window highlighted, and the other with the reverse side highlighted. You are going to want to enable both buttons, but for what you are asking for, you should enable the right button. Hope I helped!
Esma Goktekin
3,870 PointsIt is already open but is empty! There is no output. Do you have any idea why it might be empty? Thanks!
Esma Goktekin
3,870 PointsIt start showing outputs. I don't know how that happened.
Andrew Boryk
15,916 PointsSometimes it's just magic haha You'll figure out why yourself somewhere down the line when it happens again, that's how it usually works for me
Benjamin McMahan
6,679 PointsBenjamin McMahan
6,679 PointsIf you're referring to the output that Ben received when saving the first PFObject, it's because he was using the [PFObject save] method rather than [PFObject saveInBackground] - either Parse or their documentation changed since this video was made. Basically, just calling "save" runs on the main thread whereas "saveInBackground" does not - and thus no warning message in console.