Yep found that but I want so see the value of my NSNumber in the GUI
debgger (in XCode). I want to see my array (it shows something like 10
objects for the summary) and then, if I open the array I want the
summary to work for each of the NSNumber inside. I tried to send a
small screenshot (22k) but didn't pass. I wanted to show that a
NSNumber is well shown but that the same formatter isn't working when
the NSNumber is inside the array...
I don't want to print the object in the debugger console but to
navigate in the array dynamicaaly in the NSTable above the console in
XCode.
Not sure to be really clear :o)
Thanks for any hint.
Phil
Le 3 août 08 à 20:55, Jens Alfke a écrit :
On 3 Aug '08, at 11:36 AM, MAGDELENAT Philippe wrote:
- When I put 10 NSNumber in a NSMutableArray and look at it in the
debugger (displaying the content of the array with the little
arrow), no way to display the value. The formatter seems ignored or
invalid.
Use the gdb command line:
po myArray
This will call -description on the array and print its contents. It
works with any Cococa collection class. If you only want to see one
object, do:
po [myArray objectAtIndex: 0]
—Jens
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