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Re: Beating XCode's key buffer
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Re: Beating XCode's key buffer


  • Subject: Re: Beating XCode's key buffer
  • From: Steve Mills <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 08:03:52 -0600

On Feb 16, 2006, at 00:53, Justin Drury <email@hidden> wrote:

Working on a fairly large implementation file, hit command S, command
R, occasionally not all the changes to that file are committed before
the build begins.  Quite often I get build errors(missing ; for
example, even though I typed it just before I saved!) leaving me
scratching my head.  I've just gotten in the habit of on error's
trying a build again, usually it works just fine!

Yes, I've seen similar results - debugging code that really didn't get compiled in the most recent build. Another one that really bugs me is when I'm searching for something in a file and I quickly hit these 3 key equivs; command-e (Use Selection for Find), command-up- arrow, command-g (Find Next). The Find Next just beeps. If I give Xcode a split second to catch up with a slow, puny, inferior human, then command-g works.


I really miss the days (like just a few months ago) when my dev environment could keep up with me and didn't make me waste 5 minutes (n times every day) waiting for the app to be debugged after making 1 tiny change. Or waiting a few minutes for the SPOD to stop spinning after I add a file to the project or move it within the target.

Steve Mills
Drummer, Mac geek
http://sjmills5.home.mchsi.com/


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