Many of us use Xcode for iOS (and OS X) development. While it isn't the best code editor, it is steadily improving and certain features can stay hidden if you don't track releases carefully.
For e.g. one of the more useful autocompletion that Xcode can perform is when you implement a protocol. For example, if you implement UITableViewDelegate
in your class:
@interface MyClass : NSObject<UITableViewDelegate>
@end
@implementation MyClass
//type below here
@end
When you place your cursor below the comment “type below here” and type “-table”, it should – if not, hit Ctrl-space – show a list of methods you can implement according to the protocols you have implemented.
Nifty?
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