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Something good for a change :)
Web developers have long enjoyed the “Inspect Element” features of Firebug and WebKit developer tools to poke around inside their pages at runtime. Patrick Richards, a mobile developer from down under, has created DCIntrospect, a library of visual debugging tools for iOS.
Once added to your project, DCIntrospect listens for shortcut keys to toggle view outlines, nudge views on screen, toggle view visibility, print view properties to the console, and more.
To use, be sure you’ve set the
DEBUGenvironment variable. It’s also a good idea to target the simulator explicitly, even though DCIntrospect will work on the device as well.[window makeKeyAndDisplay] // always call after makeKeyAndDisplay. #if TARGET_IPHONE_SIMULATOR [[DCIntrospect sharedIntrospector] start]; #endifCheck out the source on GitHub for a full list of keybindings and instructions on how to customize.
"This is not about xCode, but how come that an ivar with or wothout the self it’s the same, but not always… Doh!"
"The one single thing that drives me absolutely batty with Xcode is that it won’t show you the whole error. Truncation is never useful"
— Patrick Hogan http://gallantgames.com/
Another Crash, this is happening a little too often
"Days ago the weirdest thing happened to me, suddenly the editor history got messed up and every time I pressed Ctrl-Z it added random changes to my code instead of undoing my latest one. Luckily it stopped after restarting Xcode."
"Sometimes Xcode autocomplete and syntax highlight will stop working for no apparent reason. DAMN YOU Xcode!"
