I can't seem to get any conditional breakpoints to work in Xcode 8. What am I doing wrong?
Here is the code, pretty simple example of an XML parser delegate that is being called perfectly:
- (void) parser : (NSXMLParser *) parser
didStartElement : (NSString * )elementName
namespaceURI : (nullable NSString *) namespaceURI
qualifiedName : (nullable NSString *) qName
attributes : (NSDictionary<NSString *, NSString *> *) attributeDict {
// parse a bunch of stuff here
}
I can set a breakpoint in the code, even at the - (void) line no problem, it breaks. But when I try to set a condition in the breakpoint it ignores the condition.
For example, if the breakpoint has a condition of:
[attributeDict count] > 0
To check when there are attributes... then break, if not just pass on by. It continues to break every time. So I decide to make the condition impossible without redefining our number system:
0 > 1
and it breaks every time...
maybe Xcode operates in an anti-matter alternate 'not-universe' where physics is up side down on the other side of a black hole? Or maybe Xcode conditional break points are broken, will have to ponder... Any ideas?
