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aheze / Multiliner

An Xcode source extension to expand lengthy lines.

https://twitter.com/aheze0/status/1541578738239885312

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Update built-in docs #16

Closed orchetect closed 2 years ago

orchetect commented 2 years ago

I just noticed that the GitHub docs / App Built-In Docs are out of sync.

GitHub README shows setting up a Key Binding in Xcode,
built-in docs of the MultilinerExtension app shows setting up an App Shortcut in System Preferences

Cheers, and thanks for your hard work

orchetect commented 2 years ago

Updated and pull request done.

Updated built-in docs to show Xcode key binding suggestion (screenshot and text)
Bumped both App and Extension marketing version to 1.2 (need to be identical) in preparation for eventual next release (before this, the app was 1.1 and the extension was 1.0 which Xcode throws a built warning at because it requires the app and extension to have identical version numbers)
Added gitignore (keep spicy things out of the repo, like xcode user data and .DS_Store file junk)

→ #17

aheze commented 2 years ago

Hey, thanks for the PR! Yeah the app is outdated right now... actually both the README and the app are old. Personally I prefer setting the shortcut in System Prefs, but maybe Xcode is easier — what do you think?

aheze commented 2 years ago

Thanks for adding the gitignore btw!

orchetect commented 2 years ago

I think my gut instinct is 1) go for consistency and 2) since Xcode natively offers key bindings, that's probably where most people would be setting it.

aheze commented 2 years ago

Aight makes sense