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Is there a way to cycle through open windows. I quite often use this when I want to reference something in another file. On windows this would typically be CTRL-Tab, but I can't find a way to do this in XCode on a Mac

+1  A: 

All Cocoa: ⌘< and ⌘> to cycle through application windows.

Nikolai Ruhe
+5  A: 

On a Mac you can cycle through ANY program's windows using Cmd + ` (backtick)

You can use Cmd + Opt + Up/Down to switch between header (.h) and implementation (.m) files

Eimantas
few extra shortcuts:Cmd + Opt + Left/Right - cycle through history of opened files;Ctrl + 1 - view list of history filesCtrl + 2 - view list of methods in opened file
Eimantas
+1  A: 

Although not exactly what you're looking for, F10 (or fn+F10 depending on your keyboard setup), will show you all windows belonging to the open program.

cheesysam
+1  A: 

Basic MacOS stuff: ⌘` shift⌘`

See "system preferences>keyboard>keyboard shortcuts>Keyboard & text input" for all the juicy details.

x86 a3ist