Re: Tabbing to Placeholders
Re: Tabbing to Placeholders
- Subject: Re: Tabbing to Placeholders
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:45:18 +0100
Le 21 nov. 08 à 16:22, Greg Deward a écrit : Good morning!
I am just moving from .NET to Mac (Cocoa / ObjC) and finding that I am using the code assist feature of XCode a lot. Is it possible to tab or jump to the next placeholder in the selector? For example:
[tableView editColumn:0 row:<#(NSInteger)row#> withEvent:<#(NSEvent *)theEvent#> select:<#(BOOL)select#>]
In the snippet above, I just finished typing "0" for editColumn. I would love to be able to jump to the variable for "row". Unfortunately, hitting "tab" just inserts an actual tab.
Thanks, in advance.
Even if cocoa-dev was not the most appropriate list to ask first, you got three answers:
Yes, it corresponds to the "Edit > Next Completion" menu item, but I changed the default shortcut and don't remeber what it was (I just remember it was something not usable on azerty keyboard). -- Control-/ does it on my keyboard. -- Yes you would just have to change your keybindings in preferences
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