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I’m trying to work on a problem I’m having with Open Feint and would like to see the code in a method I’m calling. When I jump to definition Xcode just brings me to the header file. Is there anyway I can open the framework up and have a gander at the .m file?
I would like to know if this is possible in general, but also in particular for Open Feint.
Thanks,
In general, no. Frameworks ship with compiled code, not with the source files. (You can jump into the code with a debugger, but you’ll only see the assembly code.) Of course, if the framework is open source, you can download the code and look at it that way.