Is there an Xcode version of "Override/Implement Method"?

morgancodes_44683 0
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This is one of my favorite eclipse features. Does it exist in Xcode? I'm getting tired of cutting and pasting from my header files in to my implementations.

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5 Answers

This is the kind of task that a user script is useful for. I use this one I banged out in ruby. 

#! /usr/bin/env ruby -w


dash="------------------------------------"
r=/(^.+);/ # find entire function definition
pr=/(\w+(:|;))/ #find named parameters to make selector style string
s=STDIN.read
s.each_line() do |l|
  m=l.match(r)
  if m
    n=l.match(/:/) 
    if n  #if the function as one or more parameters
     params=l.scan(/(\w+:)/) 
     puts m.captures[0] + "{\n\n}//"+dash + params.to_s + dash +"\n\n"
    else #method has no parameters
      puts m.captures[0]+ "{\n\n}//"+dash + m.captures[0] + dash +"\n\n"
    end 
  end
end

To use, select a header method definition, run the script, switch to implementation and paste. This one adds in my preferred method comments boiler plate so you can customized that as you wish.

user_1908070

Check out Accessorizer, it may not be exactly what you're looking for, but it could help in other things that you may like. I haven't used it extensively yet, but I got it as part of one of MobileOrchard's bundle.

user_1032150

Take a look at the ODCompletionDictionary plug-in for Xcode. It allows you to define expandable macros that are configurable with many options. It is an enormous time saver.

menumachine_501220

With Swift, pressing CTRL+SPACE in the class body will bring up auto-complete for methods. Just start typing the method name.

If you're extending a class, XCode 10 doesn't seem to automatically insert override when necessary.

user_4374920
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