NSLog in iOS SDK is great. It really is nice but it lacks some fundamentals such as printing out line numbers, class names and etc. In this video you will learn how you can redirect the implementation of NSLog to your own implementation and extend the functionality of NSLog by adding line numbers, class names and etc to its output.
This is the fourth and the final video in the series of videos that I prepared, teaching iOS developers how to take advantage of internals of the SDK in order to make life easier for themselves and those working on the same product as them.
Great example, thank you.
Are advanced macros usage like these described in your iOS o’reilly cookbook?
@Misha Karpenko: not the macros, no. That’s why I try to explain them through these videos. I’m glad you enjoyed it.