Common shortcuts in Xcode and common shortcuts in Xcode
Create a project com + shift + N
Create File com + N
Preference settings for general com +,
Jump to the specified row com + L
The current row adds a breakpoint com ++ \
Com + at the top of the mobile editing area
Com + at the bottom of the mobile editing area
Move cursor row leftmost com + leftmost
Move the cursor to the rightmost com + Right
Forward/backward jump a word option + left & right
Delete A forward word option + delete
Delete all characters after the row where the cursor is located, control + K
Switch between opened files: com + option + left & right
Switch between. h.m and com + control + top and bottom of the current file
Code layout control + I or com + X and com + V
Select the current row com + shift + left & right
Deselect left & right
Select the local variable com + control + E in the current scope
Switch to com + 1 in the navigation area ,.... 8
Switch to com + option + 1 in the component area... 5
Close or open the navigation area com + 0 on the left
Close or open the Component Attribute area com + option + 0 on the right.
Open and Close com + shift + Y in DeBug View
Clear console com + K
Open the console window com + shift + C
Enable or disable resumable com + Y globally
Xcode full screen com + control + F
Running Program com + R
Stop the program com +.
Compile program com + B
Static analysis com + shift + B
Open the Standard editor com + press enter)
Open the assistant editing area com + option + press enter)
Open the version editor view com + option + shift + press ENTER
Key description (win keyboard)
Control = Ctrl
Command = Alt
Option = win key
Shift = shift
Shortcut Key
1. esc is automatically completed. The function is similar to ctrl + j in VS, such as alt +/in Eclipse/
2. command +/comments code and reverse comments. Use //, equivalent to ctrl +/of Eclipse/
3. The control + command + up/down arrow quickly switches between the header file (. h) and the implementation file (. m ).
4. Compile the program with command + B without running
5. Compile and run the program using command + r
6. command + shift + B analyze the code to find potential memory overflow problems
7. command + Click to jump to the Declaration
8. option + Click Show Help information in the pop-up layer
9. option + command + left/right direction key, fold/open the current method
10. control + command + f Xcode full screen, supported on Lion
11. command + shit + y open/close the console window
12. control + k clear the Console
13. control + command + left/right arrow keys, switch between previous and next files
14. The tab accepts the Current Automatic completion
15. Double-click brackets or braces to select the corresponding closed statement block.
16. command-shift-o: quick search for open files
17. control with the 1/2/3/4/5/6 key: You can quickly open related files/classes or code. I often use control + 1 to display open files, and control + 6 to display variables or methods in the current class, can be input to filter
18. commands are used with 1/2/3/4/5/6/7 to display the subviews of each label in the left navigation. commandco + 0 enables or disables the left navigation.
19. option + command is used with 1/2/3/4/5/6 to open each label view in the right attribute window, especially when xib is used. Use option + command + 0 to close the right attribute window.
20. command + shift + j. In the left-side Navigation Pane, locate the currently opened file.
21. Switch command + return to the Standard editor.
22. Switch option + command + return to the auxiliary Editor, which can be compared between the left and right. It is particularly convenient to drag and drop associations during xib editing.
23. command + shift + f for Search
24. Step Into during f7 debugging
25. Step Over during f6 debugging
26. Step Out during f8 debugging
27. control + command + y: continue when debugging breakpoint
28. command + \: Set/cancel breakpoint for the current row
29. command + y enable or disable all breakpoints globally
30. command + left/right direction keys jump to the beginning/end of the line
31. option + left/right direction keys forward/backward jump a word
32. option + delete a word forward
33. Ctrl + k Delete the character behind the row where the cursor is located;
Below are some collections for now
Control +.: The next Automatic completion prompt
Command + e: search using the selected content
Command + g: Find the next one in the current file
Command-+ shift + f: search
Command + option + shift + t: locate the currently edited file in Groups & Files
Control + a: Jump the cursor to the beginning of the line
Control + e: The cursor jumps to the end of the line
Command + g: Search down
Command + shift + g: search up