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Re: Multiple search windows?


  • Subject: Re: Multiple search windows?
  • From: kwiley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 11:06:26 -0700

On Oct 9, 2007, at 10:51 AM, Jens Ayton wrote:

 kwiley:

CodeWarrior lets me see the results of multiple searches simultaneously. This is especially useful on project or directory wide searches which I use to display all instances of a search term throughout an entire project. The problem is, I find it quite useful to keep multiple search results around, and to even tile them on my screen and view them simultaneously.

Is there any way to do this in XCode? There appears to be only one search or project-search window.

Each project-wide search turns up in the "Find Results" group in the project window. You can have one search open in the project window, and one in the search window (by double-clicking the project listing entry). The results in the project window keep their scroll state, so you can switch between them without too much hair-tearing.

Good suggestion. Thank you. I see how that works. It isn't nearly as versatile as CodeWarrior of course, which would preserve the selected block of code in its own window, and could display countless searches simultaneously, but it should help.


<sigh> There are so many things I miss about CodeWarrior. It's syntax coloring is so much more diverse, the cursor was actually visible against a black background, the global search window enabled not only project search but also directory search and accepted regular expressions, and now this lack of multiple search windows issue...so many nuances are missing from XCode. It's a mature product now, it's several years old. Shouldn't these kinds of "extra" features be in XCode by now?

Am I only the only person who thinks this? Do other Mac programmers think XCode is the greatest thing every created and that anyone who complains about it is being unfair? If so, I apologize.

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Keith Wiley  email@hidden http://www.cs.unm.edu/~kwiley

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