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I like using the Assistant Editor in Xcode 4. I frequently Option-Click files to open them in the Assistant Editor, or use Open Quickly (Command-Shift-O), and hold the option key when selecting a file to open it in the Assistant Editor.
Both of these actions switch the Assistant Editor to Manual mode. Is there a keyboard shortcut to switch the Assistant Editor back to Tracking mode (also called Automatic)? In tracking mode it automatically shows the counterpart, e.g. the corresponding header/implementation file for the file in your main editor. know I can select Automatic mode it with the mouse on the Assistant Editor Jump bar, but I really want a keyboard shortcut to do this.
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One big change in the Xcode 11 Assistant Editor is that there is no manual option. In order to open a destination file in the secondary editor, do a Shift + Command + O to do a quick open, and press the option key while selecting the file, as shown:
Xcode Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts 1. Project Navigator: Command + 1 Quickly view all your code, images, and user interface files.
Xcode tracks your entire movement history as soon as you open or create a project. Any file you go to, any symbol you look up - it all is appended to the IDE’s navigation stack. Use ⌃ + ⌘ + ← and ⌃ + ⌘ + → to go back and forth between the source code locations you visited.
The following shortcut lets us edit all in scope together at the same time: In order to look at the outline of your file, the methods present, simply press Command + 6. It opens a jump bar from where you can search the desired method and you jump directly to it. Since Xcode 9, command+click doesn’t directly take you to the definition.
I made this to help answer another question... Does it help?
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In the View -> Assistant Editor menu, there's an item called "Reset Editor". The default keyboard shortcut is Cmd-Opt-Shift-Z. It resets the Assistant View to show Counterparts.
I don't know if it's new in Xcode 4.1, but it should be a little easier than AppleScripting.
Alternatively, you could create a behavior to reset the editor how you'd like and bind it to a keyboard shortcut.
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