iOS Question Read Logs trough cable connection insted of B4i-Bridge

[Mike1970]

Hi everyone, i need to define the offline behaviour of my app, and i need to read the logs with the phone in plane mode.
It's possibile to connect the iPhone to the pc with cable and read from there?

Thanks in advance

 

[Semen Matusovskiy]

How do you plan to run B4i-program, when iPhone has no access to network ?
I see two alternative solutions.

1. Compile in a release mode (airplane mode is off). Use B4i-Bridge and install an application. Turn airplane mode on and start an app.
Write your log into a file inside File.DirDocuments. You can show results when a program will run next time. Or simply use Msgbox.

2. When I fixed similar prolem, I compiled in a release mode and ran from XCode instead of B4i-Bridge. To output log, I added NSLog.
Enough simple, but not very comfortable way and can be used for local builder only.

 

[Mike1970]

How do you plan to run B4i-program, when iPhone has no access to network ?
I see two alternative solutions.

1. Compile in a release mode (airplane mode is off). Use B4i-Bridge and install an application. Turn airplane mode on and start an app.
Write your log into a file inside File.DirDocuments. You can show results when a program will run next time. Or simply use Msgbox.

2. When I fixed similar prolem, I compiled in a release mode and ran from XCode instead of B4i-Bridge. To output log, I added NSLog.
Enough simple, but not very comfortable way and can be used for local builder only.

Thanks Semen, in the end i managed by using msgbox
Thanks for the tip

 

[Erel]

Note that if you have a local Mac then you can see the logs. No need to run the app from Xcode or change anything with the logs.

The logs are available under Xcode - Windows (?) - Devices & Simulators.

The unfiltered logs are very noisy so it is not too useful.