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In Xcode 3 it was easy to get an overview of which files are activated for current active target. I love the new feature in Xcode 4 where you can see all the targets a specific file is active for (its like an inversed view of xcode 3). Is there some mysterious way of getting that good ol’ view back?
It would be really handy when specifying test-files and nibs for different targets…
Image from that good ol’ list in xcode 3:
By Target: Navigate to the project, then select the target and expand the various build phases. It’s more specific because it shows you what role the file(s) play in the target.
By file: Select the file in the navigator and open the Utility pane. The targets list is shown there (but only for that one file).