Xcode 3 Change: Run Log
January-14-2008 Filed in: Xcode
Older versions of Xcode had a run log window that let you view the output of command-line programs. Where did it go in Xcode 3?
In Xcode 3 the run log’s name has changed to Console and has become part of the debugger window. The console is initially invisible, which makes locating it difficult. There are two ways to reveal the console. First, you can choose Run > Console to show the console, and you will see the console at the bottom of the debugger window. Second, you can drag the splitter bar at the bottom of the debugger window to reveal the console.
Update (January 16, 2008)
Xcode’s debugger window has a splitter bar for the console only if you’re using Xcode’s All-In-One layout. If you’re using the Default or Condensed layouts, the console is a separate window. Clicking the Console button on the debugger window toolbar opens the console for the Default and Condensed layouts.
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Thanks for posting this info. I’m following the Xcode introduction Become An Xcoder (Bert Altenberg, Alex Clarke and Philippe Moughin) and I was grappling with identifying the Run Log window.