On 5/13/08 11:28 PM, "email@hidden" <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Apple,
Hey, I don't understand. SECOND MY feature request is closed today as
EXISTED in the XCODE although it is not.
Is this job of bug-report readers is just to close reported bugs?? :-)
Again, if you read carefully what I suggest and asking for, you will
see
that XCODE do not have such feature.
Find in project is far far not the same and not comfortable. Even
worse
Search of "Definitions" returns wrong results. Only more or less
correct
results I can get if do TEXTUAL search of e..g
"::Execute("
So I find all places of class methods with name Execute() in the whole
project.
But this is not the same as feature I describe BECAUSE:
1) in CodeWarrior I was able get list of such methods by single
OPTION+CLOCK
on symbol name. In XCODE how many steps I need??? Okay lets count:
* double click to select symbol
* press CMD+SHIFT+F to open FIND dialog
* may be choose in menu CONTEXTUAL
* may be correct symbol as above
Wow... And you tell me this is the same feature as CodeWarrior do
have?!
I think you are wrong then. :-)
2) And I have told that dream is to get even more smart feature that
CodeWarrior did have, and than more that stupid TEXTUL SEARHC over
the whole
project.
Okay listen DETAILED example please.
Let you have in project
class A with subclasses A1, A2, A3, ...
all they have method Execute()
class B with subclasses B1, B2, B3, ...
all they have *also* method Execute()
So dream is:
if I am I the class B2, and I select method Execute() and do
Option-Click I get new window immediately which show me
B::Execute()
B1::Execute()
B2::Execute()
B3::Execute()
But do not show methods from Axxx branch of classes. And/Or this
window have
menu where I can choose
All Classes
A->... Branch Only
B->... Branch Only.
I hope now you can see that XCODE do not have such feature.
Hi Ruslan,
This is a follow-up to Bug ID# 5927392.
Engineering has provided the following feedback regarding this issue:
This dedicated feature is already available via Find in Project. Go
to Edit ->
Find -> Find in Project, type in name of symbol, switch find type to
Definitions, and click the Find button.
We consider this issue closed. Thank you for taking the time to
notify us of
this issue.
Best Regards,
Allison Vanderby
Apple Developer Connection
Worldwide Developer Relations
WWDC 2008 • June 9-13 • Moscone West • San Francisco, CA
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/
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Bug ID #: 5927392
Bug Title: XCODE must be able show C++/ObjC overloaded methods in a
window as
CodeWarrior
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<GMT12-May-2008 11:22:12GMT> Ruslan Zasukhin:
* SUMMARY
CodeWarrior did have UNIQUE and very handy feature. We was able
select some
symbol in sources - function name of some class and do in
contextual menu
command "Find All Symbols".
This have open new window with 2 panes. In the top pane we have see
list of
all such SYMBOLS for all classes. And in the bottom we could see
sources of
that symbol.
This is VERY VERY VERY handy and useful feature to easy and fast
locate and
check all overloaded methods of some classes hierarchy.
We do miss this feature for years in the XCODE. PLEASE add it.
IT should be quite simple because XCODE also have database of
symbols.
Also please see attached snapshoot of this feature in CodeWarrior.
Also note, that CodeWarrior did this task not perfect IMHO. It show
really ALL
such symbols in the project and also declarations and definitions
together. I
think we must have e.g. menu to see only declarations or only
definitions.
AND even more important, this feature must be smart enough to see
not only ALL
such symbols of the project but also, e.g. by checkbox, "[x] Show
this class
tree symbols only".
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Best regards,
Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc
Valentina - Joining Worlds of Information
http://www.paradigmasoft.com
[I feel the need: the need for speed]
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