问题
Little-known fact: It is now possible, in Xcode, while paused in the debugger, to introspect the notification center to learn what objects are registered to receive what notifications:
(lldb) po NotificationCenter.default
<NSNotificationCenter:0x6040000d40b0>
Name, Object, Observer, Options
com.apple.accessibility.reduce.motion.status, 0x10b126190, 0x7fc795700140, 1001
com.apple.accessibility.asst.scanner.status, 0x10b126190, 0x7fc795700140, 1001
// ... etc. ...
Very nice, but how do I get from the memory address 0x7fc795700140
to learning what object that is?
EDIT I'm leaving this question here, but I think the correct answer is the kind of thing shown at LLDB (Swift): Casting Raw Address into Usable Type
回答1:
po
works for addresses (In Objective-C/Mac context, at least)
e.g.:
(lldb) po [NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
NSWindowDidResizeNotification, 0x7fff9a0e98e0, 0x6100001246a0, 1400
(lldb) po 0x6100001246a0
ExpandOneView: 0x6100001246a0
回答2:
The Swift equivalent of Phillip's answer is:
(lldb) expr -l objc -O -- 0x7fc795700140
<UIApplication: 0x7fc795700140>
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45463132/xcode-debugger-lldb-get-object-description-from-memory-address