My initial take on XCode is that it makes hard things easier, and easy things harder (find & replace requires way too many keystrokes, for example...). The biggest one to me, however is a lack of a method wizard... I tend to write lots of small methods, and I'm finding it hard to believe that you can't declare your method in a popup and have the interface and implementation files popul开发者_如何转开发ated with stubs. Am I missing something? Frankly, I get far more functionality out of vi from an editor perspective.
I don't think you can do that exactly as you want it (without a plugin like Accessorizer), but it's not necessary, since you can create your own snippets, as highlighted in this snippet question, that will then contain the stubs you really need. Since most basic methods are written for you (or only require a few keywords to be autogenerated with your requirements, with @synthesize, etc...), it makes sense to me.
However, this could make your day if you still are unhappy :D
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