Hi,
I wanted to speed up creation of all the "alloc/init" lines I am putting into Xcode every day so I searched a while for some script that would do it for me.
I couldn't find anything so I started experimenting and with a little help of "Xcode Unleashed", page 227, I created this script:
In Xcode click on the Script menu and pick Edit User Scripts... command.
With this script ready, type some class name, select it and run the script. It will produce alloc/init sequence for given class.
For example, if you type NSString the script will produce NSString * = [[NSString alloc] init]; and put insertion point behind the asterisk where you can type your variable name.
I just hope someone may find this useful. if you have something similar please post it here.
I wanted to speed up creation of all the "alloc/init" lines I am putting into Xcode every day so I searched a while for some script that would do it for me.
I couldn't find anything so I started experimenting and with a little help of "Xcode Unleashed", page 227, I created this script:
Code:
#! /bin/sh
#
# Create nested allocation and initialization
echo -n "%%%{PBXSelectedText}%%% *%%%{PBXSelection}%%% = [[%%%{PBXSelectedText}%%% alloc] init];"In Xcode click on the Script menu and pick Edit User Scripts... command.
With this script ready, type some class name, select it and run the script. It will produce alloc/init sequence for given class.
For example, if you type NSString the script will produce NSString * = [[NSString alloc] init]; and put insertion point behind the asterisk where you can type your variable name.
I just hope someone may find this useful. if you have something similar please post it here.
