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What do you mean? If I command-click a symbol in XCode, it jumps directly to the definition, and with alt-click it displays the documentation. I've been doing i
by DeusExMachina 16y ago
What do you mean? If I command-click a symbol in XCode, it jumps directly to the definition, and with alt-click it displays the documentation. I've been doing it for a long time, it's not new. What feature do you miss?
- lemming 16y agoThat's possible, I apologise if so - it's been a while since I tried to use XCode but a colleague told me they hadn't really improved the navigation recently. If command-click works that's a big step forwards. I'd also expect navigation based on the semantics: 1. Find classes that implement an interface. 2. From a method in an interface find implementations of that method. 3. From a class easy navigation to the interfaces it implements. 4. Find usages of a particular method, either from the concrete instance or the interface equivalent that it implements. I'm not very familiar with Objective-C but I'm sure that there's tons of related navigation that could make use of Posing and Categories, for example.
- DeusExMachina 16y agoFor 1. and 4. I use the "Find in Project -> as symbol" option. Not the best way of doing it, but decent. 2. is not available AFAIK. 3. is present, but only for inheritance and for header files inclusion, not for interfaces (called protocols in objective-c).