I am having trouble with a BOOL property and I can't quite figure it out.
I have the following set in my .h file:
BOOL myVar;
@property BOOL myVar;
Then in my .m file I synthesize myVar and have a method that set myVar=YES; and also starts a timer. The timer then calls another method that tries to read the value of myVar.
To test for the value of myVar I have:
NSLog(@"The value of the bool is %@\n", (myVar ? @"YES" : @"NO"));
The first loop through the console shows myVar = YES then after that it says NO.
How do I keep it as the value of YES? Is it already YES but my NSLog is wrong? I need to test for YES/NO in that method because the actions taken will vary depending on their value.
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Can you post a minimal set of code that demonstrates the problem?
You can also look at manually writing out the setter for the property and placing a breakpoint in it. This will let you see if something else is changing the value.
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Set a watch point on
myVarto find out if it actually changes, with out seeing more source code we can't tell you what is going on :) -
The reason it was failing was because I was comparing (myVar = YES) instead of (myVar == YES.)
Yeah -- I am new.
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