Re: Find/Errors/Console Universal?
Re: Find/Errors/Console Universal?
- Subject: Re: Find/Errors/Console Universal?
- From: Brian Barnes <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 09 Apr 2011 21:01:17 -0400
Bug report (for this and jump to definition) filed:
9262334
9262331
[>] Brian
On Apr 9, 2011, at 7:03 PM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
> On Sat, 09 Apr 2011 12:37:49 -0400, Brian Barnes <email@hidden> said:
>> Is there a way -- or maybe an enhancement in a future version -- to make the find, error, and consoles "universal" to the project? i.e., if you do a find, and then double-click on it to get a new tab, suddenly the find is clear. It's still there, just attached to the previous page. The same is true for errors and the console.
>
> True, and I think the example with find illustrates the issue very well. If you say Command-Shift-F where you are in a new tab or window, you open a different Find navigator; the old one still holds the results, but that's not where you are. You have to know which tab they're in.
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> A kind of workaround is to open split panes by option-clicking instead double-clicking. At least that way you can survey the various results here. But that can get you a lot of panes.
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> Another problem is that there seems to be no way to say "just open a tab for every result I just found". If that existed, it too could be a workaround.
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>> I don't mind the new XCode 4, but that one really slows me down as I always have to re-find the original page if I'm going through a series of clicks in finds or errors.
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> Yes, I see exactly how errors are like finds in this regard. They are both a kind of search result, and you'd like a way to reach all of them. I find this example very compelling; I hope you've submitted a bug!
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>> Having the console open should be open for all tabs, or closed for all tabs.
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> My only workaround on that one is the explanation I gave earlier for how to make a window or tab contain nothing but the console. m.
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