Re: Xcode 4 UI customizability curiosities
Re: Xcode 4 UI customizability curiosities
- Subject: Re: Xcode 4 UI customizability curiosities
- From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2013 16:45:46 -0600
On 22 Jan 2013, at 4:38 PM, Igor Delovski <email@hidden> wrote:
> 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.
I covered this in my book. To (nearly) reproduce the global-search window from Xcode 3, add a tab. Name the tab "Search" (or whatever pleases you). Select the Search navigator. Rip the tab off so it's a window. For the behavior Search/Starts, have the behavior open a tab named "Search" (if the tab is in a separate window, the window will come to the front). Use the _Xcode_ key bindings to change the Find in Workspace command to opt-cmd-F. Be sure to resolve the existing binding for Replace.
It doesn't matter, but I'm confused by "Search-Results.h". You speak of it as though it were a window, but you name it as a header file. You speak of a search window, but instead of filling the editor half with the result of a search, you want it always to contain the header file named "Search-Results.h". It doesn't make sense to me, but I think for our purposes it doesn't have to.
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Fritz Anderson
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