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remembering cursor position
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remembering cursor position


  • Subject: remembering cursor position
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2007 13:50:20 +0100

hi,

i have the following behaviour in Xcode 2.4

1-i open a file, it shows lines 157-204
2-if i hit an arrow-button, the window scrolls to the cursor position (line 228)
3-if i move the cursor up to, say line 20, save the file, close the file, open the file again
it again shows lines 157-204

what i would like Xcode to do is:

1-open the file with the cursor in view (in step 1: f.i. show lines 200-240)
2-remember the last cursor position (in step 3: f.i. show lines 0-40)

how do i get Xcode to do this?

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