Matthew Morse wrote on Monday, May 30, 2005:
>Note that if you bring up the documentation window using Help->Xcode
>Help, the search mode will always be set to Full-Text search. If you
>choose Help ->Documentation Window, the search mode will be whatever
>it was the last time you used the documentation window.
Four more suggestions:
Get in the habit of using Command+Option+Shift+?, which is bound to Help>Documentation and will typically bring up Xcode help in API search mode -- rather than just Command+Shift+?, which is bound to Help>Xcode Help and always switches back to Full-Text Search mode.
Or, change your key bindings. You can change your bindings for Help>Documentation to something more convienient.
Or, set a key binding for Help>Find Selected Text in API Reference, which will switch to API Search mode and look up the selected word.
Or, learn to use Option+Double-click to select the word underneath the cursor and performs a Find Selected Text in API Reference in single motion. This always switches to API Search mode, and is (in my opinion) one of the greatest shortcuts in Xcode.
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James Bucanek <mailto:email@hidden>
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