iOS Code Snippet Using OBJC to find the values of native constants

Apple documentation doesn't list the actual values of the various constants.
These values are needed when calling native methods with NativeObject.

You can use OBJC code to log these values:

#if OBJC
-(void) test {
    NSLog(@"%@", NSForegroundColorAttributeName);
    NSLog(@"%@", NSUnderlineColorAttributeName);
    NSLog(@"%@", NSUnderlineStyleAttributeName);
    NSLog(@"%@", @(NSTextAlignmentRight)); //non-string values should be wrapped with @(...)
}
#End If

Me.As(NativeObject).RunMethod("test", Null)

 

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Apple documentation doesn't list the actual values of the various constants.
These values are needed when calling native methods with NativeObject.

You can use OBJC code to log these values:

#if OBJC
-(void) test {
    NSLog(@"%@", NSForegroundColorAttributeName);
    NSLog(@"%@", NSUnderlineColorAttributeName);
    NSLog(@"%@", NSUnderlineStyleAttributeName);
    NSLog(@"%@", @(NSTextAlignmentRight)); //non-string values should be wrapped with @(...)
}
#End If

Me.As(NativeObject).RunMethod("test", Null)

very useful