Re: Why does XCode 4 always open files up to maximum size?
Re: Why does XCode 4 always open files up to maximum size?
- Subject: Re: Why does XCode 4 always open files up to maximum size?
- From: JongAm Park <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2011 17:14:53 -0700
Nathan Sims Wrote :
I just took stock of my screen where I'm developing with Xcode 3.2.6: I have 38 windows up (21 of which are source code files, 8 are multiples of the same file, but centered on different spots in the code) and am working on 3 projects at once (an OSX app, an iOS app, and a library). Why? Because they all need to be developed in tandem.
I know what you mean. Even opening a document window and writing codes
at the same time while thinking about what methods to choose and
thinking about what widgets are to connected to what IBOutlet variables
visually are not practically impossible with Xcode 4, although you can
open a separate window for them. (Then you have all the unnecessary
portion of windows like toolbars etc and they eat the screen
real-estate. Yeah. I know that you can hide those. But it is not as
convenient as that of Xcode 3. )
I interpret Xcode 4 as a message from Apple :
"You are developer. Don't buy 13" notebooks. Also, try our cool LED
screens. You can hook up the nice screens".
In your case, you need at least 3 screens. Good thing is whenever you
don't really need to see all those, you can be OK with "spaces" from
time to time.
Although Xcode 4 has nice new features, GUI-wise I like Xcode 3 a lot more.
Xcode 4 is worse than Visual Studio in terms of useability.
JongAm Park
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