(The first two take precedence over the latter two.)
Warning: Undefined array key "ntt_saved_comment_text" in /home/public/blog/wp-content/plugins/negative-turing-test/negative-turing-test.The Omni Group: Products: OmniWeb: Release Notes Known bugs OmniWeb will assign them ⌘1–9 automatically, according to whatever order you have them in. Patrick Burleson: Put them in the Favorites category. Even on relatively powerful, modern, hw it put little annoying delays as you cursor around so I usually turn it off. I like the idea of the research assistant better than the implementation. July 16th, 2009 at - Maybe it was option - My fingers know where it is (!) Is it a preference? On the bookmark itself? This will help a lot.Īlthough I can’t seem to figure out where to assign keyboard shortcuts to bookmarks in OmniWeb. I’ve been struggling with having several Xcode projects open and Cmd-` to try and find the doc window. It looks like the iPhone Doc URL is this iPhone Documentation Library Maybe I should give it a keyboard shortcut. I like the idea, but have found it distracting in practice. Xcode also has a Research Assistant floating panel. You mean Option, right? (I never use it.) ⌘-double-click takes you to its definition, or its declaration if you’re already looking at the definition. This is really a clever idea - The only gap is you end up with both this and apples viewer (well for me at least) because I depend so much on cmd-double click to bring up docs for a method. ↶Ĭategories: Carbon Cocoa Documentation Programming Toolchain Xcode. * On Leopard, change the docset name to _Reference_.
Omniweb bookmarks update#
UPDATE : Updated links to Snow Leopard’s docset name (where possible). So, for example, I can type “kt kit”, and OmniWeb knows I mean “Quic kTime Kit” I simply hit return, and it takes me to that framework reference. You can use these and other bookmarks with a nice feature of OmniWeb which has also, more recently, appeared in Google Chrome: You can type any substrings from your bookmarks’ names and URLs into the address bar, separated by whitespace, and it will know what you mean. For iPhone programmers, the iPhone Reference Library (I don’t have a file: URL for this one).All Objective-C-based framework References (Leopard-only includes the Cocoa frameworks).All Core Foundation Guides (Leopard-only).All Carbon Guides (Leopard-only includes Core Services, Application Services, etc.).Here are some other pages worth bookmarking: With this arrangement, I can get to the reference information I’m looking for faster, and I can have multiple references (even multiple definitions) open at once because OmniWeb supports tabbed browsing. * Your web browser is perfectly capable of displaying web pages stored locally, and that’s all the Apple documentation is: locally-stored web pages. (Someday, Carbon will perish from the list, the ones after it will move up, and another framework-probably either QTKit or Core Animation-will become the new ⌘8.)Īnd yes, those are all file: links.
Omniweb bookmarks series#
I have a series of entry points bookmarked in the (hidden) Favorites bar: This is what I use to view Apple’s documentation:
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