Navigating documents and key mappings
Navigating documents and key mappings
- Subject: Navigating documents and key mappings
- From: Heath Raftery <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 21:57:40 +1100
G'day Xcodians,
I'm trying to set up my work environment a little more efficiently in
Xcode and would like to take advantage a few of the more obscure
features. I'm hoping others have played with key mappings and so forth
and can offer some tips which make them work faster or easier.
1. Other editors I've used allow you to define "bookmarks" at positions
within files, and jump back to them quite easily. In particular, I'd
like to be able to mark a spot with, say Apple-Shift-1, another with
Apple-Shift-2, and then jump back to my first mark with Apple-1. I've
fiddled with the concept of bookmarks in Xcode, but it seems terribly
lacking (do I really have to go to a list view of my bookmarks and then
double click on one?) or at least designed for longer term bookmarks
than I'm after. I've also tried to work with the Set Mark options in
keybindings (which I've used successfully in vi) but can't find a "Goto
mark" option.
2. How have people set up code completion? I was happy to see this
announced at WWDC, but it doesn't appear to be fully integrated by
default. I've added ctrl-space to "Code sense completion list" in key
bindings, which helps tremendously, but am I missing something by
skipping the other code sense options there?
3. I'd also like to add my support to branch collapse (as described in
another thread). I know a few people were raving about this as a great
feature of .Net / Visual Studio etc. (it is rarely clear whether they
are talking about a language, a programming environment, an editor, or
what), so it is nice to hear it was in NeXT!
Heath
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