On Jul 14, 2015, at 12:24 PM, Jens Alfke < email@hidden> wrote:
On Jul 14, 2015, at 12:15 PM, Doug Hill < email@hidden> wrote:
• Command-click on a symbol in the .h (for example NSObject to show it’s interface) • Click on Show the Standard Editor to dismiss the Assistant editor.
If you use the Back command in between those steps, it restores the assistant editor to Counterpart view, so it’ll do what you want when you reopen it.
I understand what’s bugging you, but personally I leave the assistant editor open 90% of the time (why leave the right half of my screen blank?) and I switch back and forth a lot between Counterpart, Manual, and Callers modes, so I’m used to selecting Counterpart if I need to go back to it.
Hm, have you checked whether Show Counterpart is a command you can bind a keystroke to?
—Jens
Hey Jens, thanks for the suggestion for a key equivalent. Let’s take a to the mysterious land of Xcode Key Bindings.
Love how you can search for a key by name; and WOW even key equivalent. Type ‘control’ and all the Control-key matches are shown. And it even highlights the little carat character so you know what it means. Which helps with Option because I don’t even know how to describe the character it uses much less how I would remember that’s what it means.
OK, there is in fact a shortcut, ‘Jump to Next Counterpart in Assistant Editor (Navigate…’ (text is too large for to show in this window)
And it has the easy to remember shortcut: Control-Option-Command-Up Arrow
Will remap and try this out.
Thanks for the tip!
Doug Hill |