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+3  Q: 

xcode 3.2.1 file history via keyboard shortcut

Prior to xcode 3.2.1, you could cycle through the list of files your in history through a keyboard shortcut (Cmd + Option + L/R Arrow key).

Now this set of keys will give you the history within the file (ie all of the actions you've performed in this file).

Is there a way to navigate with keyboard only between files you have open in your history list?

+1  A: 

No. This is considered a feature of Xcode 3.2. If it bugs you (it sure bugs me!) I suggest filing a bug with Apple. The more people who dupe this, the faster it will get fixed.

jbrennan  2009-11-12 19:21:14
How is it a bug? They just changed keybindings.
nall  2009-11-13 00:00:57
It sure bugs the hell out of me! Previous/Next file aren't quite the same, either. History gets erased after you commit saves. It's been changed, and it's annoying, and there's no way to go back. I consider that a bug.
jbrennan  2009-11-13 00:18:40
It's debatable whether that's a bug or not. Have you filed it? https://bugreport.apple.com/
Peter Hosey  2009-11-13 04:36:43
Naturally. ````````
jbrennan  2009-11-13 04:58:38
It used to be that if you went forward, then back, and edited the "back" file, you could still go forward. Now you can't anymore. That's a bug.
 2010-02-03 15:55:42
+4  A: 

Go into Xcode Preferences->Key Bindings and rebind these keys.

set Cmd-Opt-Left to View->Previous File

set Cmd-Opt-Right to View->Next File

nall  2009-11-12 19:43:24
+2  A: 

Unless there's something nonstandard in my Xcode config, they've just rebound this action to shift+option+command+L/R arrow. Of course you can always change the binding back to the old one if you want as well.

Shawn Craver  2009-11-12 23:09:43
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This is definitely a bug. Is there no workourounds?

knut  2010-04-15 09:51:35
No, it's not a bug, it's an intentional change. See jbrennan's answer and the comments on it.
Peter Hosey  2010-04-15 19:22:18

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