Just got XCode 4, noticed they removed the “Show In Documentation” option when you right-click. Is there a way to get this back? Couldn’t find it in preferences. Doesn’t seem like they’d take away something so useful.
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Just got XCode 4, noticed they removed the “Show In Documentation” option when you right-click. Is there a way to get this back? Couldn’t find it in preferences. Doesn’t seem like they’d take away something so useful.
If you show the “Quick Help” Utilities view (cmd-opt-2) it will display information about the symbol where your cursor is; if it’s something in the documentation it will provide links to its declaration, its class/protocol/framework documentation, and other stuff. Here’s what it shows for NSString:
Option-clicking on a symbol provides the same information, plus the little “book” icon will link to the documentation: