A useful print helping debugging.

print+dprint.swift

func dprint(_ objects:Any..., separator: String = " ", terminator: String = "\n",file:String = #file,line:Int = #line, function:String = #function){
    #if DEBUG
    print((file).split(separator: "/").last!,line.description + ":",function)
    print("🦑 Debug info:  \n\t", terminator: "")
    for i in objects{
        print(i, separator: "", terminator: separator)
    }
    print(terminator)
    #endif
}

print+dprint_swift.md

Usage

dprint(<#any thing you want to print#>)

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More custom printing

Create a Code Snippet, to avoid touch file, line and funcion. Maybe the xcode system will do this for you, maybe not.

dprint(<#T##items: Any...##Any#>, separator: <#T##String#>, terminator: <#T##String#>)