Apparently it an XCode Feature/Bug.
> On 4 Feb 2016, at 18:24, Jim Ingham <jing...@apple.com> wrote: > > Make sure you aren't inspecting the object before it is initialized. Xcode > prints the dynamic type of variables rather than their static type. That's > pretty useful, e.g. if a method takes an "id" we'll show you the real object > passed not just the isa ivar. But an uninitialized local variable's value > will be whatever was in the stack slot that last time this bit of the stack > was used. If that was a pointer to some ObjC object even though the object > is not good anymore, if its isa pointer hasn't been overwritten its dynamic > type will be the type of the previous object. > > Jim >
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