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Asked: 2026-05-10T22:13:10+00:00

I am writing a Cocoa application with Mono embedded. I want to run and

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I am writing a Cocoa application with Mono embedded. I want to run and see my debug output in Terminal. On the Cocoa side I am using NSLog(), and on the Mono side I am using Debug.Write(). I can see my debug output in Xcode’s console, but not in Terminal. This is what I tried: 

 $: open /path/build/Debug/MyProgram.app $: open /path/build/Debug/MyProgram.app > output $: open /path/build/Debug/MyProgram.app 2> output

in a terminal but I do not my output on the console or in ‘ouput’.

What’s the correct command?

PS. My ultimate goal is to write a vim plugin to manage, build, run, debug the xcode project. You can save me this hassle if you can get this vi input manager to work with xcode.

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  1. Chris gave a good overview of how the Console works, but to specifically answer your question: If you want to see the results directly in your Terminal, you need to run the built product as a child of the Terminal, which means using something like 

    /path/debug/build/MyProgram.app/Contents/MacOS/MyProgram

    to launch the app.

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