I tried this and it's not working for me. I have never created a
user script before so I'm probably missing something obvious?
#! /bin/sh
#
# 15-clearbreakpoints.sh - clear all breakpoints.
#
# -- PB User Script Info --
# %%%{PBXName=Clear All Breakpoints}%%%
# %%%{PBXInput=None}%%%
# %%%{PBXOutput=Discard}%%%
# %%%{PBXKeyEquivalent=@~$B}%%%
#!/usr/bin/osascript
tell application "Xcode" to delete breakpoints of front project
Jim Wrenholt
To respond to my own question here, yes this is very easy to do
with a script. Keep in mind I know next to nothing about apple
script (is there actually documentation somewhere?), yet this works
to delete all the breakpoints in the front project.
Edit User Scripts, create a new shell script with no input and
discard output. Enter this:
#!/usr/bin/osascript
tell application "Xcode" to delete breakpoints of front project
Give it the shortcut you want (I went with command-option-shift-B,
since I'm unlikely to ever hit that accidentally), and problem solved.
So let's see, a two line script, or 20 minutes filling out a radar
and a long until Apple includes it, if ever. Who knows, maybe the
next version of Xcode will incorporate my script...
--
Steve Checkoway
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