Basically i am using calayer in a scrollview from the apple tiles example.
I seem to get this odd output to to the consol(Target output). the reason i say its odd is because it looks like the log you get when you print variables out from a break point as you can see there is no date, time and class at the begin of the log as you would normally get with NSLog.
all my Break points are accounted for. there is no c stile printf in the code. and all my NSLogs are accounted for even though it can not be coming from a NSLog.
I just want to get rid of the logs. Any thoughts?
$//add this line to help others find this article
$wx=0, wy=0, rx=0 ry=0
$//here is a real snippet of the log
$wx=0.273110, wy=0.287260, rx=0.632260, ry=0.344220
$gx=0.279140, gy=0.590130, bx=0.122600, by=0.060770
$wx=0.273110, wy=0.287260, rx=0.632260, ry=0.344220
$gx=0.279140, gy=0.590130, bx=0.122600, by=0.060770
$wx=0.273110, wy=0.287260, rx=0.632260, ry=0.344220
$gx=0.279140, gy=0.590130, bx=0.122600, by=0.060770
$wx=0.273110, wy=0.287260, rx=0.632260, ry=0.344220
$gx=0.279140, gy=0.590130, bx=0.122600, by=0.060770
$wx=0.273110, wy=0.287260, rx=0.632260, ry=0.344220
$gx=0.279140, gy=0.590130, bx=0.122600, by=0.060770
$wx=0.273110, wy=0.287260, rx=0.632260, ry=0.344220
could not find it in the end.
i started a new project and copied over the files bit by bit till i had recreated the project without the strange logs.