In Xcode 6.3, how do I view the values of objects such as:
arrary count: myarray.count
TableView index: indexPath.item
These don't show up in the debugger and I don't know how to print them out into the console.
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The easiest way is to log them to console using NSLog / println depending on which language you use.
In Objective-C:
NSLog(@"My Array Count: %i", myarray.count");
In Swift:
println("My Array Count: \(myarray.count)")
Same goes for indexPath.item - you can print item, row, selection or even whole content of your cell, such as textLabel's text, the same way you print number of items in an array.
For more advanced way of accesing number of items in your memory (such as a count of an array), you can always use Apple's Instruments application, and its build in Allocations.
From there you can track how many objects you have in your memory:
