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Re: How to "refresh" Find In Project info in Xcode 3.1.3?
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Re: How to "refresh" Find In Project info in Xcode 3.1.3?


  • Subject: Re: How to "refresh" Find In Project info in Xcode 3.1.3?
  • From: Howard Moon <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2009 11:14:23 -0800


But after editing for a little while, my searches are giving me bad results again (jumping and highlighting incorrectly), and some of my member variables in the header files are not the same blue-gray color as others.

Are all of your source files saved when this happens? Do a File > Save All to be sure, since some can "hide" in non-obvious places (the Find In Project window, itself, for example).



There is no "Save All" in the File menu. And yes, all modified files have been saved before doing the search.

Yes, there is. hold down the option key when you open the file menu.

Interesting. I never knew there were "alternate" menus like this on the Mac. (And I've been doing this for seven years!)



Do your source files have consistent line endings? Files with inconsistent line endings (Unix LF vs. Mac CR vs. Window CRLF) give editors fits.

How would I find this out?

Do a get info on the file.

This could indeed be the problem. For some of the files in my project (which I port between Mac and PC often), the line endings are "unspecified". I'm not exactly sure how to fix them. I've tried just changing that drop-down to Window line endings (which I need for PC porting), but sometimes that takes, and sometimes it doesn't. For some files, nothing I've done seems to get the Windows line endings to "stick". Maybe I need to take them into CodeWarrior or something? :-)


-Howard



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