On 4/6/06, Alexander v. Below <email@hidden> wrote:
> What is in the history menu, and in what order is still a mystery to me.
Works for me, at least: In all-in-one mode, enable the attached
editor, and (single) click on 4 or 5 files in the groups & files list,
which opens them all in the editor. If you don't close the individual
files, they stay in the editor, accessible by either the forward/back
buttons, or the pulldown. These even persist across a close/reopen of
the project. As for order, .h and .m files do seem to be grouped
together.
On 4/6/06, Sean Murphy <email@hidden> wrote:
> Also, I have a custom user script that will insert a call to NSLog, b/c the
> code sense one requires too much arrowing around (to put a semicolon at the
> end), mine inserts it like this:
> NSLog(@"
Huh? I type log, hit ctrl-., and start typing. The end quotes and
semicolon are all there, with <#message#> already selected for
replacement by typing:
NSLog(@"<#message#>");
J.
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