Xcode 3 issues
Xcode 3 issues
- Subject: Xcode 3 issues
- From: Steve Checkoway <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2007 11:18:28 -0700
Before I file bugs about these, does anyone have any workarounds?
First one, typing and in particular text repeating in the commit
message sheet is _extremely_ slow and seems to get slower the more you
hold a key. For example, holding delete for a bit takes a painfully
long time.
Second, is really two separate indenting issues. Here's a simple code
listing exhibiting the problems (standard 8-space tabs), all indenting
was done by Xcode:
int foo( int a, int b,
int c, int d )
{
switch( a )
{
case 0:
return b;
case 1:
return c;
default:
return d;
}
}
The second line ignores the space between the left parenthesis and the
first argument type. The same thing happens with control statements
and function calls.
The other problem is the switch statement. I don't want my case
statements indented and previously, after I placed the first case
statement where I wanted it, Xcode followed my layout for the rest of
the switch statement. It was a bit annoying to have to fix the first
one every switch statement, but now when I change it to
int foo( int a, int b,
int c, int d )
{
switch( a )
{
case 0:
return b;
case 1:
return c;
default:
return d;
}
}
the rest of the indentation remains the same which means that I have
to fix every line and since it reindents after a semicolon, I can't
just hit return and then delete to put it at the correct indentation.
Changing my indenting habits to conform to what Xcode wants is not an
option for me since the code is touched by other developers and
consistent code formatting is enforced.
Is there some way to do this? I looked in the Xcode User Default
Reference, but there didn't seem to be anything relevant.
Unrelated to bugs, but is there any reason to run Xcode in 64 bit mode
on a G5? I can't really tell a difference.
Thanks,
--
Steve Checkoway
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