Subject: NSLog broken after call of NSTask and setStandardError; From: "Oliver Siemoneit" < email@hidden > Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:38:33 +0100; Delivered-to: email@hidden ...

While developing a large framework, I soon found that I had too many NSLog() calls strewn throughout the code. I would typically perform a search and replace for NSLog() s that I no ...

... were available until about a week before the launch of NXE. Then they were pulled. NSLog ... Where was the call for 'unitedness' then? Hypocritical at least. Heck, I didn't even ...

Subject: Re: NSLog broken after call of NSTask and setStandardError; From: "Oliver Siemoneit" < email@hidden > Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 01:11:00 +0100; Delivered-to: email@hidden ...

This will only affect NSLog() calls from your application. NSLog() and Console.app. For yet another take on logging with NSLog, and specifically how it has changed in Leopard, visit ...

I've spent hours, weeks, and months creating this new logo for NSLog(); and nslog.com. I call it the "NSLogo." (Get it?) It's truly original. Really, it is.

Use NSLog calls instead of printf calls since NSLog can print out objects. Also override - (NSString *)description for your class objects so that you can get something more meaningful ...

To test contradiction to this hypothesis, I placed the declarations and NSLog call in each of the Michele methods containing setNeedsDisplay and didn't find these called!

... as the amount of code in a project grows, I often find that another reference point in the output would be helpful, namely, the filename and line number where the NSLog calls ...

To test contradiction to this hypothesis, I placed the declarations and NSLog call in each of the Michele methods containing setNeedsDisplay and didn't find these called!

... arguments, resulting in a format string va_start(argList, input); formatStr = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:input arguments:argList]; va_end(argList); // Call NSLog ...

Calls appendln(Object) with NSLog.throwableAsString(aValue) as an argument. abstract void: flush () Since this is an abstract method, it does nothing by default.

Now... the NSLog () call in my -setOriginalSizeAspectRatio: method shows that originalSizeAspectRatio is getting set to the value of "ratio" when the method is invoked.

... as the amount of code in a project grows, I often find that another reference point in the output would be helpful, namely, the filename and line number where the NSLog calls ...

Macro to replace NSLog calls so lines go to Leopard's XCode debug console. Leopard's NSLog always copies to syslog! #define NSLOG(...) (void)ZZMyLog(__FILE__, __LINE__, __PRETTY ...

I've left some NSLog calls, some of which are commented out, for use in debugging

If you don't feel like changing over all your NSLog calls to use asl_log because you'll have to change your format strings to use %s and -UTF8String instead of %@, don't worry.

A simple call to NSLog will work as well. NSLog(@"%d",randomVar); It still isn?t as easy as php or even java, but it?s shorter and tidier and so better.

Find NSLog calls and unauthorized println calls in Java code # # Test cases: # r10814: unauthorized println calls # r25692: NSLog calls

DEBUG(NSLog(@"CallView 2initWithFrame:call:%@", call);) _setFirstResponderGroup = -1; _displayInformation = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init]; _newCall = (call == nil);

public final class NSLog extends Object. NSLog is a static class that is used to access the ... to conditionalize logging for computationally intensive tasks, such as JDBC function calls

determine whether each NSLog call from the following sets is valid and produces the same output as other calls from the set.

BioX.xcodeproj: 415: 7 months: erik: Replacing NSLog calls with new BXLog macro, which is only active in debug ? Frameworks: 37: 3 years: erik: Plotting melting temperatures (ticket #22) using ...

When you debug or run your app in Xcode on Tiger, you can put NSLog calls everywhere without worrying about polluting console.log. In my opinion, console.log is only for important ...

... as the amount of code in a project grows, I often find that another reference point in the output would be helpful, namely, the filename and line number where the NSLog calls ...