Re: Xcode cleaning the project each time I build it
Re: Xcode cleaning the project each time I build it
- Subject: Re: Xcode cleaning the project each time I build it
- From: Greg Hurrell <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 14:59:05 +0200
El 17/08/2004, a las 12:21, j o a r escribis:
It sounds like you would like to work in single-window-mode, as in PB,
rather than in few-window-mode, as in Xcode. Why have separate windows
per mode at all, when you could have had the single window of PB where
you switched between modes using tabs?
In my case, because screen space is tight, it suits me better to have
different window layouts depending on what I am doing.
For example, when I am writing code, the Groups & Files listing is
useful to me, so the Main Editor window works well. I rarely make use
of the Details pane, so that is generally minimised to only show one or
two entries.
When I am building, I have no real interest in the Groups & Files
listing, but I do care about the build log and the console etc, so the
Build Results window suits me best.
I'm just curious why you bash the comments from the proponents of
single-window-mode, when it sounds like you try to emulate that
environment as best as Xcode allows.
I'm not trying to bash others' comments. I'm just trying to defend
Xcode, because I find it quite usable.
I like having separate windows for general editing, debugging, finding
in the project, docs, building. Each window is designed to do one task
and do it well without wasting any unnecessary space. The attached
editors mean that I only have to switch out of each of these "work
spaces" when I want to move onto another task of a totally different
type. Having separate windows also means that its easy for me to see
what I was doing the last time I visited each "work space".
Greg
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