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Xcode's 'Find in Files' UI problems/questions
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Xcode's 'Find in Files' UI problems/questions


  • Subject: Xcode's 'Find in Files' UI problems/questions
  • From: "Sean McBride" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 14:27:00 -0400
  • Organization: Rogue Research

Hi all,

One (of several) things I still always switch to CodeWarrior for is
'find in files'.  I have a few problems/questions wrt Xcode's 'Find in
Files'...

1) the results window has two main parts: a) above: the list of search
results and b) below: the contents of the text file containing the
result selected above.  CodeWarrior is the same.  If I select a search
result in the list I can them press the 'tab' key to move the cursor
focus down to the view of the file below.  Is there a key press to move
the selection back up to the list of results?  In CodeWarrior it is
Option-Tab.  I find it very handy to arrow key through the search
results, tab down, make changes, then option-tab back up, then continue
arrowing through the results.

2) In CW, every item in the list corresponds to a search result.  In
Xcode, an item in the list is either a search result or the name of the
file (with disclosure triangle).  I appreciate that its trying to group
results by file, which has its good points, but it makes arrowing
through the results quite bizzare!  I like to arrow through and keep my
eyes on the bottom half of the window, and sometimes I find myself not
looking at the term I searched for.  Am I alone in disliking this?

3) Are there any tricks to make Xcode search faster?  CW has all the
results displayed before Xcode even finishes its "Preparing to find..."
stage. :(

Thanks,

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Sean McBride, B. Eng                 email@hidden
Rogue Research                        www.rogue-research.com
Mac Software Developer              Montréal, Québec, Canada


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