Re: remembering cursor position
Re: remembering cursor position
- Subject: Re: remembering cursor position
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 08 Dec 2007 03:14:32 -0800
On Dec 7, 2007, at 10:12 AM, David Ewing wrote:
FWIW, I always have "Save Window State" checked and I get the
behavior Perry describes on a regular basis. In order to get it to
work, I have to do something like:
• Clear file history.
• Move to the top of the file.
• Type a bunch of returns.
• Save the file.
• Close the window.
• Re-open the window.
• Delete the extraneous returns.
• Move to the target selection area and enter the selection.
• Save the file.
If that doesn't work, then clean every target in the project, quit
Xcode, remove the directory containing the intermediate files and
start afresh.
Another thing that might cause this is if your .pbxuser file is
read-only.
Not the case over here.
Another thing to make clear is that the scroll and selection
locations are stored in the project file (your specific .pbxuser
file). So, if there's no project open, the location is not remembered.
Yes.
There's been some talk about storing this information in the
extended attributes of the file (as we do in 3.0 for a file's
encoding), but that hasn't happened yet.
Because of the all-Unicode text type in AppleScript 2.0, there's been
a lot of problems with legacy Mac-encoded files (especially for
Japanese users) and I know the community would love to hear about
this being standardized.
Philip Aker
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