Working on Lion now. Apple changed Interface Builder 4.1 quite radically. One of things missing, or appears to be missing: how to clipping problems. Just about the only thing I do as a localizer in Interfacer Builder is just that. In Xcode 3.2.6 this used to be CMD+K.
Another thing that's missing is the visual indication on a sheet when e.g. when a label does not fit the text. This used to be a plus sign, but currently there's no indication on by default and I could not find whether or not you could activate it.
> Working on Lion now. Apple changed Interface Builder 4.1 quite radically. One of things missing, or appears to be missing: how to clipping problems. Just about the only thing I do as a localizer in Interfacer Builder is just that. In Xcode 3.2.6 this used to be CMD+K.
Good point, I don't find it.
> Another thing that's missing is the visual indication on a sheet when e.g. when a label does not fit the text. This used to be a plus sign, but currently there's no indication on by default and I could not find whether or not you could activate it.
>> Working on Lion now. Apple changed Interface Builder 4.1 quite radically. One of things missing, or appears to be missing: how to clipping problems. Just about the only thing I do as a localizer in Interfacer Builder is just that. In Xcode 3.2.6 this used to be CMD+K.
> Good point, I don't find it.
When you select a NIB file with clipped content in Xcode 4.x, the Issue Navigator view (usually in the left column of the Xcode main window, indicated by the exclamation triangle symbol) will list all objects with clipped content.
When you select an object, "Editor > Size to Fit" does what you are looking for.
>>> Working on Lion now. Apple changed Interface Builder 4.1 quite radically. One of things missing, or appears to be missing: how to clipping problems. Just about the only thing I do as a localizer in Interfacer Builder is just that. In Xcode 3.2.6 this used to be CMD+K.
>> Good point, I don't find it.
> When you select a NIB file with clipped content in Xcode 4.x, the Issue Navigator view (usually in the left column of the Xcode main window, indicated by the exclamation triangle symbol) will list all objects with clipped content.
> When you select an object, "Editor > Size to Fit" does what you are looking for.
> ---Ulf Dunkel
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>>> Working on Lion now. Apple changed Interface Builder 4.1 quite radically. One of things missing, or appears to be missing: how to clipping problems. Just about the only thing I do as a localizer in Interfacer Builder is just that. In Xcode 3.2.6 this used to be CMD+K.
>> Good point, I don't find it.
> When you select a NIB file with clipped content in Xcode 4.x, the Issue Navigator view (usually in the left column of the Xcode main window, indicated by the exclamation triangle symbol) will list all objects with clipped content.
The 2 clipping options in the context sensitive Navigate menu at the very bottom, when working with a xib or nib, seems to be what you're looking for at least at first glance. But without a keyboard shortcut. Is it?
If it is, here is how you can get a keyboard shortcut. Go into System Preferences/Keyboard and click on the Keyboard Shortcuts tab.
Next, go to Application Shortcuts at the bottom of the list on the left, and click to add on the + button.
Then just put the menu title in, and the shortcut you want. I put a silly shortcut in here to emphasize that it's pretty flexible (shift+cmd+option+ctrl+9), so you can put what you want in place. Here's what the menu and system preferences look like for me:
No restart is required if you get the menu in correctly
> When you select an object, "Editor > Size to Fit" does what you are looking for.
> ---Ulf Dunkel
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Xcode 4 really does not spot clipping error at all. In the attached screenshot you clearly see that the Dutch word for opacity "ondoorschijnendheid" does not fit. Xcode 4. does not see any clipping problem at all.
Compare that to the second screenshot of Interface Builder 3 that spots clipping problem without a hitch and you can see why I'm reverting once again to Interface Builder 3. Fixing clipping errors is the exact only thing I use Xcode for and it just does not work.
Hopefully someone who pays 99 per year and does not have a free account like me is willing to file this obvious bug in Xcode with Apple.
Regards
Alexander
Op 1 sep. 2011, om 22:56 heeft Chris Forsythe het volgende geschreven:
>>>> Working on Lion now. Apple changed Interface Builder 4.1 quite radically. One of things missing, or appears to be missing: how to clipping problems. Just about the only thing I do as a localizer in Interfacer Builder is just that. In Xcode 3.2.6 this used to be CMD+K.
>>> Good point, I don't find it.
>> When you select a NIB file with clipped content in Xcode 4.x, the Issue Navigator view (usually in the left column of the Xcode main window, indicated by the exclamation triangle symbol) will list all objects with clipped content.
> The 2 clipping options in the context sensitive Navigate menu at the very bottom, when working with a xib or nib, seems to be what you're looking for at least at first glance. But without a keyboard shortcut. Is it?
> If it is, here is how you can get a keyboard shortcut. Go into System Preferences/Keyboard and click on the Keyboard Shortcuts tab.
> Next, go to Application Shortcuts at the bottom of the list on the left, and click to add on the + button.
> Then just put the menu title in, and the shortcut you want. I put a silly shortcut in here to emphasize that it's pretty flexible (shift+cmd+option+ctrl+9), so you can put what you want in place. Here's what the menu and system preferences look like for me:
> <Screen Shot 2011-09-01 at 3.53.23 PM.png> > No restart is required if you get the menu in correctly
> <Screen Shot 2011-09-01 at 3.53.41 PM.png>
>> When you select an object, "Editor > Size to Fit" does what you are looking for.
>> ---Ulf Dunkel
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