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One annoyance he didn't really touch on, but that has driven me up the walls, is that [edit:thanks thought_alarm!!!!] double clicking a build error does not jum
by delackner 16y ago
One annoyance he didn't really touch on, but that has driven me up the walls, is that [edit:thanks thought_alarm!!!!] double clicking a build error does not jump to the build results, which are now in a renamed "Logs" view.
Also, it is incredibly slow and crashes several times a day.
That said, the IB integration is amazing and the navigation between related files is so good that I am using it.
- jgh- 16y agoIf you click on the "Show Log Navigator" button on the top of that sidebar [the button furthest right], it will show you build results.
- thought_alarm 16y agoHit Command+7 to view the "Log Navigator", and you'll get the familiar build log and results. You can configure XCode to automatically jump the Log Navigator when a build starts; see the "Behaviors" section in the Preferences. The Log Navigator includes a history of all your builds, debug sessions, and commits, which is kind of neat. You can also use Command+' and Command+" to navigate back and forth between build errors or "issues".