On Feb 7, 2017, at 03:32 , Igor Delovski <email@hidden> wrote:
I spent some time with Behaviors and settled with my own solutions. But maybe I'm missing something.
For example, how can I have a separate window for project search?
As a test, I did this:
1. Created a new tab in my project’s main window.
2. Renamed the tab “Searching”
3. Dragged the tab out as a separate window.
4. Configured the separate window with an extra-wide navigator tab.
5. In Preferences -> Behaviors -> Search -> Starts I checked the “Show tab named” checkbox, changed the action to “separate window” and entered the tab name “Searching”.
Then, when I used search (Cmd-Shift-F) in the main project, Xcode switched to the Searching window, opening it if necessary.
The Searching window and its layout was remembered when re-launching Xcode or re-opening the project. The only gotcha is that when closing the project, you should use Cmd-Option-W so as not to disturb your careful multi-window (really: multi-tab) arrangement. But that’s generally true. |