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Xcode Shortcuts (PNG) Xcode Shortcuts (PDF) Xcode Shortcuts (Black & White PNG) Xcode Shortcuts (Black & White PDF) Inspired by the Des Moines Cocoaheads Group discussion on keyboard shortcuts for Xcode that we weren't aware of, I decided that I had had enough of not having a simple reference sheet with all the shortcuts on it. Sure you can find listings of Xcode keyboard shortcuts if you know where to look, but nothing concise on an all in 1 reference sheet. So Over a couple weeks I made one with all (i believe) 206 keyboard shortcuts on it... yeah I've been using Xcode for a while an I wasn't aware there were so f'ing many shortcuts. Click on the link above and download and share to your hearts content.
Complete Xcode Keyboard Shortcut List (UPDATED)
I have finally jumped into the bandwagon of Objective-C development with XCode, out of curiousity to develop an iPhone application. And the first thing that I usually did when playing with a new IDE or editor is to learn the shorcuts. Alt+Shift+Up -> Switch between header and implementation files Alt+Shift+Left -> Switch to the previous opened file Alt+Shift+Right -> Switch to the next opened file Cmd+Double Click -> Jump to the file definition for the clicked class name Alt+Double Click -> Jump to documentation window for the clicked word Shift+Cmd+D -> Open file quickly Shift+Cmd+C -> Open Class Browser window Ctrl+? -> Open documentation window Ctrl+Alt+? -> Open research assitant window Ctrl+1 -> Show opened file dropdown Ctrl+2 -> Show methods drop down Option+Escape -> Edit completion list Ctrl+Period -> Move to next completion list Ctrl+/ -> Select next placeholder in auto completion brackets Cmd+/ -> Comment text
XCode Shortcuts I Can’t Live Without | Pluit Solutions
iphone - How do I use the ios 4.2 base sdk using Xcode 4.2? - Stack Overflow
Xcode 4.2 comes with device support for iOS 4.2+ already installed. You don't want to change the base SDK, you need to change the deployment target. By default, the deployment target for a new project in Xcode 4.2 is set to iOS 5.0. You can change that either on the project settings summary screen or in the project settings configuration settings (it's fairly obvious on the summary screen, and just search for 'deployment target' on the full settings screen).Xcode presents you with a dialog when the simulator needs to be downloaded. Documentation preferences has consequently been replaced with Downloads preferences, including both documentation and components (simulators and SDKs). Using the Components tab of the Downloads preferences pane, you can view a description of each available component, download and install it. by Mar 1
Automated ad hoc builds using Xcode 4 | The Carbon Emitter
local project_derived_data_directory=$( grep -oE "$workspace_name-([a-zA-Z0-9]+)[/]" xcodebuild_output | sed -n "s/\($workspace_name-[a-z]\{1,\}\)\//\1/p" | head -n1) xcrun -sdk iphoneos PackageApplication "$project_dir/$project_app" -o "$project_dir/$project_app.ipa" --sign "$provisioning_profile" --embed "$mobileprovision" || failed codesign
# disabled overriding PRODUCT_NAME, setting applies to all built targets in Xcode 4 which renames static library target dependencies and breaks linking # xcodebuild -verbose -workspace "$workspace" -scheme "$scheme" -sdk iphoneos -configuration Release clean build PRODUCT_NAME="$product_name" >| xcodebuild_output local project_derived_data_directory = $( grep -oE "$workspace_name-([a-zA-Z0-9]+)[/]" xcodebuild_output | sed -n "s/\($workspace_name-[a-z]\{1,\}\)\//\1/p" | head -n1 ) xcrun -sdk iphoneos PackageApplication "$project_dir/$project_app" -o "$project_dir/$project_app.ipa" --sign "$provisioning_profile" --embed "$mobileprovision" || failed codesign