Re: XCode's text editor
Re: XCode's text editor
- Subject: Re: XCode's text editor
- From: Thomas Engelmeier <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 12:12:29 +0100
Am 06.03.2006 um 20:26 schrieb Scott Tooker:
Code sense, however, is out of the question. Code sense uses the
compiler, which requires all of the headers to be installed, which
require the frameworks to be installed, ...
While this used to be true back in the Project Builder days, Xcode
doesn't use gcc for generating the data CodeSense uses (which is
why you can get code completion and definition info without having
built your project).
It might be an idea to at least gather part of the information
(header locations) from there again.
I have here a (some hundrets of files) code base with an
(unchangeable) layout like
ClassesRelatedToSomeTask /common
ClassesRelatedToSomeTask /include
ClassesRelatedToSomeTask /src
and Xcode fails to switch between headers / implementation, or even
worse opens the wrong include with "open quickly"
regards,
Tom_E
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