Re: Xcode 4 UI customizability curiosities
Re: Xcode 4 UI customizability curiosities
- Subject: Re: Xcode 4 UI customizability curiosities
- From: Igor Delovski <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2013 23:38:12 +0100
I tried many key combinations. Constant part of Windows menu reacts to custom keys, the lower part does not. And I couldn't get Behaviors to do what I needed here.
For example this Search-Results.h - I had Alt-Cmd-F assigned to it from Xcode 4.2, its window has a very wide search navigator on the left. I would double click on results so this window always had Search-Results.h on the right and it always responded to my key combination. Pretty much what I had in Xcode 3.
Igor
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On 22. 1. 2013., at 23:20, Fritz Anderson <email@hidden> wrote:
> On 22 Jan 2013, at 4:07 PM, Igor Delovski <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> The point is, using almost any software has become a strugle. I am working with multiple windows in Xcode, I really need separate windows for debugger, for search results, console output, IB and then at least one for some code editting. In each project I have these files: Run-Debug.h, Notes.h, Search-Results.h and Console.h and I had hot keys assigned to these names in System Prefs for Xcode. As I said, it stopped working in recent versions so now I need to jump around with the mouse.
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> I'm not sure, but I would not be surprised if a key binding set in the system preferences would be overridden by the binding set in the Xcode preferences. Have you checked the Xcode key bindings to see if they contain conflicts (there's a button that will show them to you)?
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> As for selecting specifically-named tabs or windows with a key code, what you're looking for is a custom behavior. Check Behaviors in the Xcode preferences. You'll have to fill the different windows yourself, then rename them (you may have to do this while they are still tabs) to something stable, but once that's done, you can tear off the named tabs into separate windows, and the related behaviors will just work. (I'm suspicious of "Search-Results.h," as I'd think search results would be the Search navigator and an editor in a separate tab/window, not a text file, but maybe the name confuses me.)
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