How to go fullscreen in Xcode?

Is t开发者_如何学运维here a way to go fullscreen in Xcode? similarly to VS.net ? and if there is, how?

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FWIW, the modern answer to this old question has two parts:

1) Use View->Fullscreen to go full screen

and ... so you don't end up with one fullscreen window per file (which would be ridiculous) ...

2a) Use Shift-Option-click to open new files in the same window

2b) Use Navigation Preferences to specify that files always open in a new tab

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With Xcode 4.1, a build-in full screen mode in included.

It works pretty well if you don't use multiple monitors.

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You could use the SIMBL plugin Megazoomer for that. That's a plugin that will add a zoom menu item to every Cocoa application which will show the app's content in full screen.

Slight problem though, it doesn't work with Xcode out of the box. Building the old version for 32Bit with GC enabled works when running Xcode 3.2.4 in 32-Bit mode. But unfortunately, Ian did not release the sources for the 64Bit version. So if you really really want it, ask him for the sources and build a version that runs in 64Bit Xcode.

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I believe the newest version of Xcode is in an application window, so that would be able to 'go fullscreen'. Are you using the newest version of XCcde? http://developer.apple.com/technologies/tools/whats-new.html

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it doesn't seem there's a decent one

Edit: This was for XCode 3 and earlier, XCode 4 and later came in one window. Please refer to other answers