Ignore comma inside #define macro call - objective-c

Question

I created a special console log function macro. It works successfully except when there's a comma in the parameter, even if it's part of another expression, i.e. not another argument. I think it's due to the fact that macros are expanded at the pre-processing stage, so the semantic analysis hasn't occurred yet to understand that the comma is not another argument. Here is what I mean:
#define FANCY_LOG(message) [MyLogger logDebug:message withClassAndMethodName: __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ lineNumber: __LINE__];
+(BOOL)logDebug:(NSString *)message withClassAndMethodName:(const char *)name lineNumber:(int)lineNumber;
These work:
FANCY_LOG(#"Hello world");
FANCY_LOG([NSString stringWithFormat:#"Hello!"]);
This does not work:
FANCY_LOG([NSString stringWithFormat:#"Hello %#!", planet]);
Although the comma obviously is part of the NSString expression, the macro interprets it as another argument, I get the following error:
Too many arguments provided to function-like macro invocation
Here's what I have tried unsuccessfully (and variants of these):
#define FANCY_LOG(...) [MyLogger logDebug:##__VA_ARGS___ withClassAndMethodName: __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ lineNumber: __LINE__];
#define FANCY_LOG(message) [MyLogger logDebug:#message withClassAndMethodName: __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ lineNumber: __LINE__];

Answer 1

You are doing that wrong. First of all there are lots of great ready solutions so you do not have reinvent the wheel (don't remember for sure but I think CocoaLumberjack is best).
And your logger can look like this (I've got rusty with Objective C):
+(void) function:(char *)methodName
inLine:(int)line
logs:(NSString *)format, ...;
...
#define FANCY_LOG(...) [MyLogger function: __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ \
inLine: __LINE__ \
logs: __VA_ARGS__]
// then usage:
FANCY_LOG(#"Hello %#!", planet);