Before Swift 2, you can hide all your println() with such a helper
func println( object: Any) {
#if DEBUG
Swift.println(object)
#endif
If you change to this
func print(object: Any) {
#if DEBUG
Swift.print(object)
#endif
It works as expected, but print() has a new appendLine function. So in your code you can write
println("Test", appendNewLine: false)< /pre> However, doing this means that the assistant mentioned above will no longer work. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem. Thank you very much.
For swift 2.2, this is what I use:
// Disable print for production.< br />func print(items: Any..., separator: String = "", terminator: String = "
") {
#if DEBUG
Swift.print(items[0], separator:separator, terminator: terminator)
#endif
}
Before Swift 2, you can hide all yours with such a helper println()
func println(object: Any) {
#if DEBUG
Swift.println(object)< br />#endif
If you change to this
func print(object: Any) {
#if DEBUG
Swift.print(object )
#endif
It works as expected, but print() has a new appendLine function. So in your code you can write
println("Test", appendNewLine: false)
However, doing so means that the assistant mentioned above will no longer work. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem. Thank you very much.< /p>
For swift 2.2, this is what I use:
// Disable print for production .
func print(items: Any..., separator: String = "", terminator: String = " ") {
#if DEBUG
Swift.print(items[0 ], separator:separator, terminator: terminator)
#endif
}