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Yeah, I haven't gotten a chance to try my stuff under 4 yet (blol Apple changing how the original window is generated and breaking apps), but an IDE where I can

by yoden 16y ago

Yeah, I haven't gotten a chance to try my stuff under 4 yet (blol Apple changing how the original window is generated and breaking apps), but an IDE where I can not have 47 windows open at the end of a dev session? finally! XCode is finally catching up to eclipse... hopefully soon I'll be able to program in it without feeling like I'm only a quarter as productive as I need to be...

thought_alarm 16y ago
Xcode already has a single-window mode, if you don't want to work with multiple windows. You'll also want to learn about the Close All Windows command (Command+Option+W), which closes all windows of the same kind. You can use it to close all source windows, all debugger windows, etc. The same command works in most OS X apps.