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Re: [ANN] Xcode + Leopard at WWDC this year
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Re: [ANN] Xcode + Leopard at WWDC this year


  • Subject: Re: [ANN] Xcode + Leopard at WWDC this year
  • From: JongAm Park <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 19:22:30 -0700

Thank you for asking this issue.
Although I am a casual Mac OS X programmer at home, it will be very nice to hear that the Xcode is improved.


The improvement I want is :

- local / auto / watch variable viewer in one location like that of the Eclipse and the Visual C++
Although the variable viewer of the Xcode is improved with its latest version, but it still waste of its screen real estate assigned for the variable viewer for classes.
Also, separate "expression" window is somewhat cumbersome.


- find in project / folders
The regular expression, ^, doesn't seem to be recognized. It means the first position of a line. I reported this problem before, but I still don't see that this is fixed.
Also, it would be good if there is 'find in folders". ( Is there already? I don't have a Mac in front of me right now. )


  - more refined menu / contextual menu

- Edit / Debug / Build pane
Why?????????
You are going to be concentrate on one case. So, opening separate pane for them makes the screen messy, IMHO. Can't the Edit pane be a Debug pane just like the Visual C++ IDE or the Eclipse? (Because some will prefer current approach, it would be good if it can be user-configurable.)


- new icons for differentiating private method and public method.
Well, there is no private and public method. However, if you implement a method in *.m file only, it becomes a private method. Wouldn't it be nicer if there is a different icon or class visualizer for that?


- Makefile viewer
Eclipse can parse the Makefile and display it on a separate pane. It is very nice to analyze a makefile.


- Makefile <=> Xcode project converter
- configure <=> Xcode project converter (optionally)
- Categorized Code Sense?
Wouldn't it be nicer if the completion list shows that what parent class has the methods on the list?
It would be also nice to sort the list in the order, "direct parent class", "parent class of the direct parent class" ....
- smaller icons for debug related buttons like "step into", "step over"
It would be also nice if users can reposition the button strip. It is nice to have vertical strip of debug buttons, and positioned on one side of an editor window.


- multiple line of messages
Some messages like build error are too long for being displayed on one line. Can't it be multiple line? ( Yeah.. you can make the column wider, but sometimes it is still not wide enough. You can't make it wider than your screen width. )


- allowing different code style.
For example, current editor inserts code blocks like :
if( ) {
...
}
However I prefer :
if()
{
...
}
, because it is easier to read and analyze codes in long and messy code.


There are so many things, so I can't write all of those here!

Thank you.
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