How to print a NSRange in NSLog

Question

Say my range is created as

NSRange myRange = {0,100};

How do I print myRange in NSLog? The following is not working

NSLog(@"my range is %@",myRange);

Alan

Answer 1

Use NSStringFromRange.

NSLog(@"my range is %@", NSStringFromRange(myRange));

In Swift you can do:

print("my range is \(NSStringFromRange(myRange))")

Monson

Is NSStringFromRange(myRange) the proper way to do it in Swift? – Jus

OK. Thank you. :-) – Jus

Answer 2

Use NSStringFromRange(myRange).

Stuccowork