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chaingarden / DBSmartPanels

Panel manager plugin for Xcode 7 to optimize screen real estate usage
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Utilities are hidden when opening a non-source file #1

Closed guillaumealgis closed 10 years ago

guillaumealgis commented 10 years ago

I'm guessing it's because these kind of documents are using the same view as source files, but when opening images, libraries and other non-textual files in Xcode, the Utilities panel is hidden while its an useful tool for these kind of files.

Eg. Click on a .a, .png, .xcassets in the file explorer, and the Utilities will be hidden.

Same issue for the new 3D debug view introduced in Xcode 6. The Utilities are hidden but are very useful IMO.

I don't have time to dive into the plugin source ATM to try and fix this, but it should be possible to extract the opened file type as Xcode is referencing it in the pbxproj (lastKnownFileType).

chaingarden commented 10 years ago

Hey Guillaume,

Thanks for the feedback! I pushed some changes this morning that should address your issues; if not, let me know! This is definitely an area I want to focus on -- giving everyone the ability, by file type, to determine which behavior they want. And/or having settings about minimum view size and whether actively debugging.

On Oct 21, 2014, at 7:48 AM, Guillaume Algis notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm guessing it's because these kind of documents are using the same view as source files, but when opening images, libraries and other non-textual files in Xcode, the Utilities panel is hidden while its an useful tool for these kind of files.

Eg. Click on a .a, .png, .xcassets in the file explorer, and the Utilities will be hidden.

Same issue for the new 3D debug view introduced in Xcode 6. The Utilities are hidden but are very useful IMO.

I don't have time to dive into the plugin source ATM to try and fix this, but it should be possible to extract the opened file type as Xcode is referencing it in the pbxproj (lastKnownFileType).

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guillaumealgis commented 10 years ago

Great! Thanks for such a quick response. This plugin is a huge time saver. Cheers!