Go to your Build settings and under the Debug configuration add a value to "Preprocessor Macros" value like: DEBUG_MODE=1
Now instead of
Make sure you only do this for the Debug configuration and not for Beta or Release versions. Then in a common header file you can do something like:
#ifdef DEBUG_MODE #define DLog( s, ... ) NSLog( @"<%@:(%d)> %@", [[NSString stringWithUTF8String:__FILE__] lastPathComponent], __LINE__, [NSString stringWithFormat:(s), ##__VA_ARGS__] ) #else #define DLog( s, ... ) #endif
Now instead of
NSLog
use DLog
everywhere. When testing and debugging, you'll get debug messages. When you're ready to release a beta or final release, all those DLog
lines automatically become empty and nothing gets emitted. This way there's no manual setting of variables or commenting of NSLogs
required. Picking your build target takes care of it.
great one.
ReplyDeletei was really aware of this even i dint event think about this trick. i manually comment every of my nslog before release. :)
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Thanks Jonny :)
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