I have a variable passed to a method using type NSString * that is actually showing up in the debugger:
po [myString class]
__NSCFString
If I po myString from a debugger prompt, I can see the value of the string. However, if I NSLog it, it does not print. From what I understand, NSString and __NSCFString are toll-free bridged, so one can be used like the other. So why is it not printing from an NSLog statement? Is there something I can do to force it?
The string is initialized thus:
NSString *result = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(const char *)content];
This result variable is passed from one object to another using NSString * arguments. The NSLog statement looks like this:
NSLog(@"Did not find \n%@ %@\n%@",key, name, myString);
Output of this includes the values of key and name but not myString. If I set a breakpoint on the next line, I can query the value of myString using the po command.
