Apple Xcode debugger documentation
Also, Paul Hegarty's Debugger Video on iTunes.
The debug console (lower right) has a prompt (e.g. (gdb) or (lldb)) where you can enter commands to get some feedback about objects at the current breakpoint.
(lldb) print self
(lldb) po [self someObjectGetter]
You can also do conditional breakpoints. Conditional breakpoints mean that at some point in your program you only want a breakpoint to interrupt your program when a certain 'condition' exists. For example, if you have an int value variable and you only want it to break when the value == 3.
To make a breakpoint conditional in Xcode, right-click on the breakpoint and select 'Edit Breakpoint' from the popup menu. A little popup dialog (see image) will be presented. Enter the desired condition and click done.
Also, Paul Hegarty's Debugger Video on iTunes.
The debug console (lower right) has a prompt (e.g. (gdb) or (lldb)) where you can enter commands to get some feedback about objects at the current breakpoint.
(lldb) print self
(lldb) po [self someObjectGetter]
You can also do conditional breakpoints. Conditional breakpoints mean that at some point in your program you only want a breakpoint to interrupt your program when a certain 'condition' exists. For example, if you have an int value variable and you only want it to break when the value == 3.
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