when i try to use NSLog like:
NSLog(@"one" @"two" @"three");
this works and prints onetwothree in console. but when i try to use like this
NSString *s = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"three"];
NSLog(@"one" @"two" s);
the above doesnt work and i get a compile time error that "Expected ')'". I am not sure what to do.
any help?
P.S. I am trying to use XcodeColors and I have to give arguments to NSLog like above. so don't answer that use it like below. I know this works. but I have to pass arguments to NSLog like above.
NSString *s = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@ %@", @"one", @"two", @"three"];
NSLog(s, nil);
Edit:
I can use NSLog like this to get my desired result:
NSString *s = @"ss";
NSLog(@"one" @"two" @"%@",s);
that leads to my another question. I want to make a macro for NSLog. the macro looks like:
LOG_X(val) NSLog(@"xx" @"yy" @"%@",val @"zz")
Now when the following works:
LOG_X(@"one")
LOG_X(@"one" @"two" @"three")
but following does not work
NSString *s = @"one two three";
LOG_X(s);
it gives me the same error "Expected ')'"
If you want to print out the contents of an NSString variable in NSLog, you need to treat it like a formatted string.
So instead of:
NSLog(@"one" @"two" s);
Use:
NSLog(@"one" @"two" @"%@", s);
ADDITION:
You must insert the comma and val at the end of the macro. It should look like:
#define LOG_X(val) NSLog(@"xx" @"yy" @"%@" @"zz", val).