Xcode 4.2
Whenever I press ⌘ R and app runs, whichever window I currently have selected changes its view and displays the Navigator in the left.
If the program execution hits a breakpoint or a crash, the debugger displays in that window and that window's view is screwed up from what I had it.
This is disconcerting since I now have to remember which window I have open before running.
What seems to be lacking in the Behaviours is that you can not (to my knowledge) target a window to where these changes will happen.
I'd love these things to happen but ONLY IF they don't screw up my currently configured windows.
If behaviours happen and can only apply the changes to the front most window, this makes them rather useless.
As we set up our windows, we want them to stay the way we left them or be able to target the Behaviour actions only to appear in a window I we specify - like where we are editing our code. When the Variable Inspector (why can't we see variable values more easily?) and Debugger and Navigator all appear in the window that I was just using - the Interface Builder, this simply doesn't help.
So, can we target specific windows with behaviours, or are they just going to simply trigger in the frontmost window, no matter what?
Can we only open tabs on an event and not close them? Are opening and closing specific windows an option at all?
Thanks. |