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@wowotek In theory you should be able to drag the execution pointer in the debugger so you can execute some other piece of code than what it wants to execute next. This is 1990's basic stuff for a real IDE. Then you should be able to change the contents of any variable in the debugger to beat on the code. Again, 1990s' basic functions of an IDE. Xcode bug ware is suppose to do both but good old Eric (if he is still running that bunch of retards) can't get his shit together.
Best xcode review ever
This is how I write my header signatures ;)
Every non programmer freind of mine when I upload a single screenshot of my Terminal be like "Bro, What Is Thi...
@apple since I can't move Xcode's instruction pointer without crashing Xcode or my app, I have to use a global with 'if' statements to have optional debugging logic.
if( ! gAppleFuckTards) {
... do optional code stuff
}
and then change the value of gAppleFuckTards with the debugger to execute the code.. but WAIT
Xcode purports to be able to change values via debugger but really cannot... can't change gAppleFuckTards to false in the debugger. But that kinda makes sense as it is an empirical truth.
Thwarted by the cosmos again!
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