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On May 27, 2014, at 20:39 , Michael Herring <email@hidden> wrote:

- When a build starts,
- - Show the Issue Navigator,
- - Navigate to current log.

- When a build succeeds,
- - Show the Project Navigator,
- - Go back to the previously-shown document in the current tab.

It seems like there's not a lot of control over "navigate" actions, but maybe I'm missing something? Any ideas for how I could make this work?

I don’t know what’s going to satisfy you, and I doubt you can do this directly, but I suggest that when you want to show special state (in your case, when a build starts; in my case, it’s when the debugger breaks or console output appears) you tell it to display a named tab. This leaves the original tab alone, so “going back” is just switching tabs. I guess you could also name your original tab, and switch to it by name at the end of the build, to achieve the going back part.

References:
	>"Go Back" in Xcode Behaviors? (From: Michael Herring <email@hidden>)
	>Re: "Go Back" in Xcode Behaviors? (From: Quincey Morris <email@hidden>)