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Xcode view file with one click?

Today I just got a new version of xcode, version 3.2.3 and something changed. Now I can't view files in the editor view to the right of the groups and files pane, unless I right click the file and do view as source code file. If I double click the file it opens a new separate editing window. Really annoying stuff. Is there a preference to change this? I tried to group the files, however they are already in a group...

For example if I were to single click on MyAppViewController.m nothing would happen, where as I am use to it opening up within the source code viewer... Thanks for any help!

Edit: Hmm, what do you know I forgot the first thing to do when fixing something... Closing it and reopening it.

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