Re: Jump To Definition -- In New Tab
Re: Jump To Definition -- In New Tab
- Subject: Re: Jump To Definition -- In New Tab
- From: Luther Baker <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2012 16:46:17 -0500
Nice!!!
And actually, "Uses Single Assistant Editor" works GREAT for what I'm doing! (default setting for cmd+option)
Of note, it might be assumed that most of the settings in [Preferences > General]
require the cmd key :) but it took me a minute to determine that. The "dynamic" summary (at the bottom) looks something like this:
Click: Opens in primary editor Option + Click: Opens in single assistant editor
Option + Shift + Click: Displays navigation chooser to select destination Double Click: Opens in separate window
And so of course, I was wondering why 'Option + Click" was opening a popover bubble :) which, while a nice surprise, wasn't an editor :)
In any case, it is exactly what I was looking for. Very helpful - thanks.
-Luther
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 3:48 PM, Joar Wingfors
<email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Luther,
Yes, this is quite possible in Xcode 4.
First off: Get to know "modified navigation" in Xcode 4. Pretty much anywhere you can navigate to a new file / place in a file, you can hold down either Option or Option+Shift to change the behavior of the navigation gesture. Try to do Cmd+Option+Click, or Cmd+Option+Shift+Click, instead of the Cmd+Click that you mentioned and see how that works.
Secondly: Check out the preferences for modified navigation in [Preferences > General], where you can modify the default behaviors.
Joar
On 24 mar 2012, at 13:40, Luther Baker wrote:
> I know that right clicking or cmd+clicking in Xcode jumps to the definition. With the new tab interface, is there a way to open a definition in a new tab?
>
> Namely, I want to keep the current file open in the current tab and open the definition of whatever I am looking at in another tab (for instance, I am tracing some intricate logic and want to pop open a few tabs consisting of what I'm invoking).
>
> Very similar to the way most modern browsers allow you to open links in new tabs. A preference might be "stay in current tab" or "go to new tab".
>
> I currently simulate this with cmd+T and then clicking to jump to definition from the new duplicate tab - but was wondering if this behavior was somehow built in.
>
> Thanks,
> -Luther
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