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How to have multiple files in tabs in Xcode

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in the past (older version of xcode) I had a plus sign in the top right of an editor to add a tab. Then in the new tab I could click on the second file and I had 2 files open in 2 tabs. My plus sign is gone (I guess with my last update).

How to rollback this + button or how to have tabbed editors in Xcode 6.4 (6E35b) ?

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mcfly soft Avatar asked Aug 20 '15 06:08

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You can show the tab bar (with the + button you mention) from the View menu:

Xcode View menu

Alternatively you can press CMD+T to open a new tab, which will automatically show the tab bar.

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Steve Wilford Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 17:10

Steve Wilford