Re: Auto-Indent
Re: Auto-Indent
- Subject: Re: Auto-Indent
- From: Godfrey DiGiorgi <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 20 Dec 2003 11:53:04 -0800
Xcode text editing is one of the major points of focus for the next
release cycle.
The problem seems to be even worse in 1.1. Now I can't even insert
two tabs at the beginning of a new line at the end of the file, no
matter what settings I use.
All I want is very simple auto-indent, just copying the indentation
on the previous line, as per Project Builder, or BBEdit, or MPW, or
every text editor ever written since about 1988. I don't need tab to
do anything other than insert a tab at that point. I can't find a way
to switch off XCode's "cleverness".
Please file a bug on these issues.
... I open up the .m file from an Xcode plugin. The salient portion
looks like:
@implementation MyPlugin
@end
I place the insertion point at the end of "@implementation MyPlugin".
I type <Return>. Nothing happens. Color me frustrated -- this is basic
text editing gone awry.
I was unable to reproduce this. Which project template did you use,
specifically? There is no specific template for an "Xcode plugin" as
such.
BTW, I've started this plugin because there is no "Enter Replace
String <Cmd-Shift-E>" item in the "Find" menu. It's really weird to
have to do this because it's a standard item in Macintosh code editors
(same ones as above). Any chance there'll be such an item in the near
future?
Please file a bug report/enhancement request for this feature.
best,
Godfrey
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Godfrey DiGiorgi - email@hidden
408 974-6814 tel - 408 974-8101 fax - 408 832-8319 cell
Technology Manager, Development Tools
Apple Worldwide Developer Relations
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