Re: Xcode's 'Find in Project' fails to find all instance of the search term
Re: Xcode's 'Find in Project' fails to find all instance of the search term
- Subject: Re: Xcode's 'Find in Project' fails to find all instance of the search term
- From: Joar Wingfors <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2009 09:59:13 -0800
On Mar 3, 2009, at 3:13 AM, Markus Hänchen wrote:
I have filed this as a bug report (6631161) but wanted to check with
you whether you had seen this behaviour as well and have an idea
what is triggering it (and possibly how to avoid it):
Sometimes the 'Find in Project' search fails to find several
instances of the search term. Opening the file(s) in which the non-
found terms occur prior to starting the search makes Xcode find all
instances.
If you check the detailed configuration for your batch find you'll
likely find that it's set up to search "source files only". This is an
performance optimization to avoid having it attempt to search through
stuff that developers typically aren't interested in. I would guess
that Xcode doesn't recognize your "f90" files as being source files
out of the box. You could "fix" this in one of two ways:
* Select the "All candidate files" option for the batch find, or
* Select the files and use Get Info to define their file type as
public.sourcecode
(or some other file type that's also considered source code)
j o a r
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