Re: Find no longer working
Re: Find no longer working
- Subject: Re: Find no longer working
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 08:39:50 -0700
On Sep 24, 2008, at 6:23 AM, Steve Mills wrote:
Screenshots? Ugh. The prefs are stored in a .plist, so it would be
much easier and quicker to keep your old file, make a new one, then
open both and copy the new find prefs into your file. I think these
are the ones to copy:
PBXFindIgnoreCase
PBXFindMatchStyle
PBXFindOptionsNamePatterns
PBXFindType
PBXGlobalFindOptionsSets
Sure, but that's not a supported way of resolving such problems. The
contents of the preference file is private, and subject to change. You
can guess at the keys involved, and their inter-relationship, but if
you guess wrong you might end up breaking Xcode.
I'm not saying that your suggestion wouldn't work in this particular
case, my point is that this approach won't be the official solution in
the general case.
Although his problem might not be prefs at all. I've had Xcode
refuse to "know" about any header files when doing searches due to
symbols being removed or corrupt data or something like that. So
multifile searches wouldn't work until I built the project, or
cleaned and rebuilt it.
That would have been for a "Definitions" search though, right? As far
as I can tell, the OP was referring to a standard "Textual", or
possibly "Regular Expression", search operation.
Definition search operations depend on having an up to date and
healthy project index. Hitting the "Rebuild Code Sense Index" button
in the Project inspector would probably be the best way to resolve
problems with the index. After first filing a bug report, of course.
j o a r
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