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Viewer display time in Xcode
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Viewer display time in Xcode


  • Subject: Viewer display time in Xcode
  • From: Alex Zavatone <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 10:29:12 -0400

I like to have a fast interface.  I don't enjoy watching and waiting for the UI to animate the opening of what I asked the computer to display.  For all open and save sheets, I've turned turned the display time to almost instant.

defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSWindowResizeTime .001

In getting faster zipping through the Xcode 4 GUI, I've gotten happy results with this setup:
Console in black and white on the second monitor.
Main Editor on the main monitor.

To modify the display of the Main Editor, I'll generally use these menu items with these keys:

Hide/Show Toolbar control command 0
Hide/Show Navigator  command 0
Hide/Show Utilities control option command 0
Toggle 'tween .h & .m command control up or down arrow

Though this is nice, the default slide in time for Xcode to transition the display or hiding of the Editor is too long.  I just want it to appear or hide without any animation.

Does anyone know if there Is there a standard setting I can use to change this to 0 or .001 that I can write into the Xcode pList file?

Not sure why this isn't a preference as it can really speed up command key navigation through the interface.

Thanks,
- Alex Zavatone



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