In Xcode 5 you could show the bottom view and show the debugger console. But in xcode 6 I'm getting no data when running on the simulator. What gives?
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You can click on small triangle at the bottom to see the console.
You can also use the keyboard shortcut ⌘⇧Y
Go to XCode -> Preferences -> Behaviors -> Select “Starts” in Running -> Select “Show” debugger With “Variables & Console View”
than select the "Hide or show the Debug area" Button
and Now click on Small Arrow Button
i think it might be helpful in your case. For more info you can see here.
In addition to Bhumit's answer, you can also choose View > Debug Area > Show Debug Area from the menu bar.
The default keyboard shortcut to show or hide the debug area is ⇧⌘Y (shift-command-Y).
Nothing of the above worked for me, but Rob´s answer helped me to find the solution. I had to activate the console in View > Debug Area > Activate Console (shift-command-C)