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I am fairly new to XCode and the Objective-C language.
When I am instantiating a class, for example an NSMutableArray, XCode will provide a whole lot of auto-complete options. Even for an empty class which simply extends an NSObject has many options, most of which seem completely useless.
What is the reason for having so many auto-complete options, or can they be “tamed” in the preferences?
NOTE: This is unintentionally a duplicate.
I found some interesting information, here:
http://macdevelopertips.com/xcode/xcode-code-completion.html
You might also consider making custom macros.