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What are the required icons in Xcode to speed application development?

What are the required icons in Xcode to speed application development?

As a special interest, the Mac shortcut I want to know is the one that opens the application menu (File, Edit, View, Project, Build, etc.). On Windows, if we type Alt + F, the File menu will exit down, and we can navigate through the submenu using the arrow keys or enter the letters underlined in the menu. How can we do something like this on a Mac?

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For debugging:

  • CMD + SHIFT + I (step in)
  • CMD + SHIFT + O (step)

Construction and work:

  • CMD + B (assembly project)
  • OPT + CMD + ENTER (debugging project)
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  • Alt + Cmd + Up to switch between .h and .m class files
  • Cmd + ' to go to the next error or warning
  • Cmd + Shift + ' to go to the previous error or warning
  • Column selection . Holding the selection key while dragging and dropping allows you to select text based on columns. May be useful in limited circumstances.
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This is a PDF for all Xcode shortcuts.

All Xcode Shorcuts

Hope this helps.

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Control-. to select the next autocomplete, control / to select the next placeholder (add a shift for the previous one), escape control to display the autocomplete list.

In response to your request, if you have full keyboard access enabled, control-fn-F2 will select the menu bar. Then use the arrows to select an item, and the spacebar to select it.

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These shortcuts are for Xcode 3.2.x (they may differ from Xcode 3.1.x and other versions):

Command-double click on the symbol / method name in the source editor> Open the .h file for the symbol

Option-double click on the symbol / method name in the source editor> Open the documentation for the symbol

Command-Option-Shift-F > Find Selected Text in Project (custom shortcut)

I have the following setting in user scripts under the code to insert a standard registration call:

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 NSLog(@"[%@ %@]", NSStringFromClass([self class]), NSStringFromSelector(_cmd));
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Shift-Command-D (Xcode 3.2) / Shift-Command-O (Xcode 4): open quickly. A great way to get to the file you need.

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"Alt + Cmd + Exclusion between .h and .m class files

It seems that this was disabled in Xcode 4. I also could not find a way to install it in Bindings. Any clues?

Update: just found. It has been changed to "Ctrl + Cmd + Up". It can also be done with your finger up or down.

The team, by the way, is called "Go to the next carriage." I knew it....: -/

Sometimes Ph.D. is required. in linguistics derive computer terminology. And I have been doing this since the beginning of the 80s.

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Use CMD + SHIFT + O to open the Open Quick Dialog . While you enter classes, methods and files will be displayed according to your entered description. Pressing enter jumps to the specified method, class or file. This greatly improved performance for me.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1335540/

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