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Re: XCode Falls Short - for now

the editor keeps a history of the lines you've jumped to in your travels through the source code, so when you hit ctrl-backspace you are taken either back to the last file you were viewing before you (jumped to declaration or definition - or stepped into a routine and you want to quickly go back where you were and check out the locals ... that sort of thing)

If you have two functions defined in the same file, the back button will take you back to definition a, from definition b - if that's any clearer ... it basically rocks for tracing and combined with mouse- wavability makes figuring out what someone else was trying to do that much easier...

On 31/10/2006, at 10:39 AM, Jeffrey Oleander wrote:

David Walters <email@hidden> wrote:
$ has a feature that any young IDE should revere and
meditate on - the BACK BUTTON, which works within
a single file - this is an incredibly useful thing. I bet
Xcode does have it, and someone will tell me how
to work it. (or it will appear in 3.01_)


Uh, "works within a single file" to do what?




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