I have had success getting my debug builds to stop execution when a condition is programmatically specified, using the standard NSAssert(condition\_which\_should\_evaluate\_true, @"error message") statement in Objective C, and adding in an "All Exceptions" breakpoint in the Breakpoint Navigator. 

Well and good, but most of the time when I'm debugging, I'd also like to continue normal program execution after that point. Often continuing the program after a failed assertion helps to track down the source of the confusion/bug. At least as far as I remember when I was programming on a different platform.

Is there a standard way to do so in Objective C development?