Directly run the program to see what local output NSLog it?

Content on a real machine when running app's NSLog print directly there any way I can see it? Or is there any way to run the program logs record it?
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Connect with true, debug mode, you can see it in your console.
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No debug run, the real machine connection point in xcode Organizer, select your device in the left point on the line Console
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not debug run, the real machine connection point in xcode Organizer, select your device in the left point on the line Console

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reference to the third floor zhangao0086 reply:

not debug run, the real machine connection point in xcode Organizer, select your device in the left point on the line Console

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I used to pull a textview, and then output to the inside
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Not a console can see it?
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Even all the deveice log
APP crashes through real function after machine
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reference to the third floor zhangao0086 reply:

not debug run, the real machine connection point in xcode Organizer, select your device in the left point on the line Console

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