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Clipboard / holding area in Xcode?
Hi, I was just wondering if there is some kind of a storage area in Xcode for my code. I am testing some code and I want to remove a chunk temporarily. I have been using a TextEdit file that I would copy paste to but wanted to keep it in my project instead of a separate file. Just a blank document that won't get complied or give me errors that exists within my Xcode project, if possible?
Can someone recommended something it there is something?
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Why not just comment-out the code using /* */ ?
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That is what I was doing as well as copying it over to a text file. I'm trying to keep clean looking code and less stuff to look at on the screen which is less distracting when I jump around. Looking at the 'new file' I can create a blank RTF file. I am guessing that would be safe to use as a scratch board so to speak?
I know it is such a small thing but it is a habit that I formed as I learned to make the screen less intimidating and focus on the code that I am working with. Thanks
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You know you can collapse sections of code too, yeah?
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I just learned something new Dejo, I just tried it and that will work perfectly. Now I can comment it out and hide it.
Thanks man!
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