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Re: Storing notes/thoughts about code in Xcode and in the code
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Re: Storing notes/thoughts about code in Xcode and in the code


  • Subject: Re: Storing notes/thoughts about code in Xcode and in the code
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 18:05:41 +0200


On 12 sep 2006, at 17.03, Dave Dribin wrote:

Yes it might be helpful. I generally write such notes in comments using labels like "BUG:" and "TODO:", where they can be easily grepped from the commandline, or viewed in the project-wide Find window or in the "Find results" smart group.

The IntelliJ IDEA Java IDE automatically plucks comments with certain "TODO" patterns and then presents them in a window (and in the sidebar). I believe Eclipse also has this, too. A very nice feature that I would welcome in Xcode. Maybe it can integrate with the new Mail TODO feature in Leopard. :)

As does Visual Studio.

j o a r


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