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Re: XCode Falls Short - for now
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Re: XCode Falls Short - for now


  • Subject: Re: XCode Falls Short - for now
  • From: Michel Schinz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 09:12:20 +0200

Le 27 oct. 06 à 08:33, Dix Lorenz a écrit :

I'll add 2 lifesavers I only found out by accident: Ctrl-1 will open the recent file dropdown. Ctrl-2 will open the list of definitions in the file (Ctrl-Opt-2 in alphabetical order).

And Ctrl-3 will bring the list of files included in the current one (through #include or #import).


Also notice that when those menus are shown, it is possible to navigate to a specific item by typing the first letters of its name. Overall, this means that jumping to a method or a file is relatively fast, and doesn't require the mouse.

Another pretty useful command is "Open Quickly": if the cursor is on a file name that the command knows how to find (e.g. it's a project file), then it will open it immediately. For example, if you put the cursor on the file name in a #import directive, then type the "Open Quickly" shortcut, you're immediately brought to that file. And even if you don't have the file name under the cursor, "Open Quickly" tries to guess what you mean: e.g. if you have a file called "AppController.m" in your project, you can simply type "appcontroller" in the "Open Quickly" panel, and it will work.

2 others you might find helpful: Cmd-Opt-F brings the cursor to the Search field. Type part of the filename, Tab to get to the list, select the wanted, Tab to get to the editor. Once you're there, Ctrl-Cmd-Opt-Up and Ctrl-Cmd-Opt-Down will move you up/down the file list.

Pretty useful, yes, although you often have to hit the "Home" key after Cmd-Opt-F in order to set the scope of the search to the whole project (which is otherwise narrowed to whatever was last selected in the project tree).


Michel.


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