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+1  Q: 

Is there a better shortcut for "move to next suggestion" in Xcode

In Xcode, if I type nsmut then escape, I'm offered a number of NSMutable suggestions (NSMutableArray, NSMutableSet, etc). I use the arrow keys to get the one I want. This forces me to take my fingers off the home keys.

I was wondering if there's another keyboard shortcut to select the next and previous selection in the dropdown menu that appears. If not, is there a way to add a keyboard shortcut for this?

+3  A: 

I believe ctrl-. will switch between suggestions.

olliej  2009-05-20 00:45:56
Perfect, thanks. And shift-ctrl-. seems to navigate up.
nevan  2009-05-20 00:49:40
Killer tip :) I never knew there was an alternate way to do this.
Nocturne  2009-05-20 18:00:11

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