问题
I am developing an application on iOS. I see there is a macro called NSAssert1. What is it for? What are the differences in usage between NSLog and NSAssert1?
Please guide me or suggest a tutorial where I can read about it.
回答1:
NSAssert variants take a condition and a message. If the condition isn't met/true, then the assertion fails and NSAssert raises an exception with the message provided. For example, NSAssert((a == b), @"Error message"); will raise an exception when a is not equal to b. NSAssert1 is a variant that takes an additional argument and inserts it into the format string provided, like so: NSAssert1((a == b), @"Error message: %@", someErrorString);
NSLog will just write something to the console.
Documentation for all of those macros is on Apple's developer site.
回答2:
NSAssert, NSParameterAssert, NSAssert1, and friends are assertion macros. Assertions are condition checks that scream when something is not right:
- (void) doSomethingWithPointer: (Foo*) foo
{
NSAssert(foo != NULL, @"The Foo pointer must not be NULL!");
foo->something;
}
See questions tagged “assertions” here on Stack Overflow for more information.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5496378/what-is-nsassert1