My Favorite Xcode 8 Shortcuts Part 3/3
Center Line, AutoCompletion, Move Line, Delete Line, Doc
Motivation
I feel like I’m repeating myself since Part 1 and 2. The goal is to increase productivity and spend time creating rather than doing menial tasks.
1. Center the Current Line
Common Usage: You don’t have to use the mouse or trackpad to adjust the screen position. Simply go to the line and press,
Control L
2. Show AutoCompletion
Common Usage: There are times when you accidentally press ESC
to get rid of autocompletion. But when you try to have it again, you delete a couple of letters and write again just to get that white box filled with methods. No more of that. Press,
ESC
3. Move Line Up/Down
Common Usage: It’s a dope feature when you try to beautify and make it readable by giving plenty of space without clicking the mouse.
Command Option [ ]
4. Delete Line Below
Common Usage: I use this feature often when it comes to deleting attributes of UI objects. It’s usually for pretty much deleting anything. 👍
Control K
5. Hide Code and Delete
Common Usage: I use this feature to delete functions and possibly to clean up entire code and write from scratch in seconds.
Option Command Left/Right(Hide/Show)
Command Delete(Delete all)
Option Delete(Delete Word)
6. Open Documentation
Common Usage: It’s just a must. No need to move your mouse to click help
and documentation
.
Command Shift 0(Number)
Last Remarks
You’ve come along way. I hope now you can implement these shortcuts throughout to save time and increase productivity. If you found this Xcode shortcut series useful, please do me a favor by sharing it with your friends and community! ✌️
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