A debug log framework for use in Swift projects. Allows you to log details to the console (and optionally a file), just like you would have with NSLog() or print(), but with additional information, such as the date, function name, filename and line number.
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Crash-protocol witness for XCGLogger.DestinationProtocol.process(logDetails: XCGLogger.LogDetails) -> () in conformance XCGLogger.BaseDestination : XCGLogger.DestinationProtocol in XCGLogger <compiler-generated> #293
everlof
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Crash in DestinationProtocol.process. Can anyone check this?
XCGLogger protocol witness for XCGLogger.DestinationProtocol.process(logDetails: XCGLogger.LogDetails) -> () in conformance XCGLogger.BaseDestination : XCGLogger.DestinationProtocol in XCGLogger:0
XCGLogger
XCGLogger.XCGLogger.logln(: XCGLogger.XCGLogger.Level, functionName: Swift.String, fileName: Swift.String, lineNumber: Swift.Int, userInfo: [Swift.String : Any], closure: () -> Any?) -> () XCGLogger.swift:335
XCGLogger
XCGLogger.XCGLogger.logln(: XCGLogger.XCGLogger.Level, functionName: Swift.StaticString, fileName: Swift.StaticString, lineNumber: Swift.Int, userInfo: [Swift.String : Any], closure: () -> Any?) -> () XCGLogger.swift:313
XCGLogger
merged XCGLogger.XCGLogger.verbose(: @autoclosure () -> Any?, functionName: Swift.StaticString, fileName: Swift.StaticString, lineNumber: Swift.Int, userInfo: [Swift.String : Any]) -> ()
XCGLogger
XCGLogger.XCGLogger.debug(: @autoclosure () -> Any?, functionName: Swift.StaticString, fileName: Swift.StaticString, lineNumber: Swift.Int, userInfo: [Swift.String : Any]) -> ()
Sample
Sample.SyncManager.getLine(line: Swift.String) -> Swift.String SyncManager.swift:759