Re: How to View Hex in Debugger

2015-06-24 Thread Dave

 On 23 Jun 2015, at 02:21, Tony Scaminaci friskythe...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
 
 Apple listened to Taylor Swift, I hope they take note of what we're 
 complaining about.

I doubt it! The only reason I post here is in the hope that someone will know 
of a 3rd party tool that in some way restores the features I like.


 They would do well to fire up an old copy of CW and look at how easy 
 debugging was in that tool.

It’s not just debugging, searching for instance was *much* better/easier in CW, 
with options to do get the results however you wanted them, either a list 
similar (but better) then the way XCode does it now, or you could search for 
something and, when you hit Command+G it would open the next file that 
contained what you were searching for (Option+Command+G would close the current 
window behind you - how cool is that?!?).

Windows remembered their position too, now XCode suffers form advance early 
onset dementia when it comes to where to put the window - especially if you 
have  1 monitor (I have 4!).  How hard can that be? XCode 3 did it, why take 
this out of XCode 4+?

XCode at the moment reminds me of the awful interface that the Apple Movie 
Player suddenly got - everyone and their brother knew it was horrid but it was 
stubbornly left as it was for its lifetime for no other reason that I can make 
out than to prove that “Apple can never be wrong”.

Cheers
Dave




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Re: Refactoring a #define definition

2015-06-24 Thread Carl Hoefs

 On Jun 24, 2015, at 2:20 AM, Dave d...@looktowindward.com wrote:
 
 
 Yep -- (however, the try again” advice is priceless...)
 Thx,
 -Carl
 
 Wording is everything.  Make a different selection that Refactor can handle 
 and try again.  That might work a little bit better.
 
 Or better still, disable the “Refactor Menu Item” if something is selected 
 that it doesn’t handle, seems pointless (and potentially dangerous) to me to 
 allow the user to select something just to tell them (in a round-about 
 manner) that it can’t handle what they have selected. 

The real question is why is it impossible for Xcode to refactor a #define? 
-Carl


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