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yuhua-chen / MCLog

Xcode plugin for filtering the console area.
MIT License
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Only works for single tab #2

Closed wilkinnh closed 9 years ago

wilkinnh commented 10 years ago

I often work with multiple tabs open, and it looks like the filter bar is only present for a single tab. Can we enable this to work for any open tab? Currently using with Xcode 5.1.1. Thanks!

wilkinnh commented 10 years ago

Found that dismissing the debug area and bringing it back up once again shows the filter bar which is a workaround, would be great if it always showed up

yuhua-chen commented 10 years ago

okay. I'll check the code and try to fix up.

yuhua-chen commented 9 years ago

Fixed. :smile:

Whirlwind commented 9 years ago

I found the multi windows also have same problem. I often have two windows on two screens and I found only the main window show the filter!

gerchicov-bp commented 9 years ago

It should be reopened. Steps: 1)run app and type something to filter the console (as usual) but don't fully empty the console 2)open another tab (I do it via "cmd+t") and look at console - the field with regex is empty and the console output appears as without filtering 3)copy the regex from the first tab to a new tab and apply it Expected result - the same console log for 2 tabs. Actual result the console log on the second tab is totally empty.

To fix the described problem I need to choose "All output" from the dropdown list to the left of the regex textfiled but it is temp solution only.

Additionally it could be better to save some last regexes because an user must input them each time manually.