Many thanks for your continued work on this very useful tool.
Can't wait to use the <unspeakable platform> version.
-buddy
On Sep 3, 2008, at 7:17 AM, Andy Lee wrote:
A new version of AppKiDo is now available at
<http://homepage.mac.com/aglee/downloads/appkido.html>
If you're using Xcode 3.x, this version of AppKiDo uses a new
approach to parsing that enables it to pick up all the docs it
failed to pick up in 0.97. I had to overhaul a bunch of the
underlying logic, and there is actually more overhauling to come in
the next major release.
If you're using Xcode 2.x, this version still misses a bunch of
docs, but it does pick up a few that were missing before, and it
does fix some link navigation problems.
Regarding the version number: there was a 0.98 release, but it only
went out to a handful of people as a beta. This version fixes a
performance bug that was found in 0.98.
I'll release the source code if Apple tells me I'm not violating the
iPhone NDA by doing so (I've asked), or when the NDA gets lifted,
whichever comes first. At that time I will also release a compiled
version that supports the iPhone SDK docs. AppKiDo-for-iPhone will
be a separate app that is compiled from the same code as regular
AppKiDo except for a few #ifdefs.
Here's what's new:
* Documentation for Core Animation classes now shows up. I believe a
few classes in other frameworks are also fixed.
* Documentation for properties now shows up.
* Hyperlinks work better, although links to Core Foundation docs
still open a browser page. Thanks to Gerriet Denkmann for help with
links.
* You can specify the location of your Dev Tools if it isn't /
Developer.
* More frameworks are supported if you use Xcode 3, which is
recommended.
* The contextual menu in the doc pane now has an "Open Page in
Browser" option, which is handy if you want to send feedback to
Apple using the link at the bottom of the HTML page.
* Keyboard shortcuts have changed. Command-(number) and Command-
Option-(number) are now used to select items in the table of
contents ("General", "Properties", "ALL Properties", "Classes", "ALL
Classes", etc.). The keyboard shortcut for selecting a Favorite is
now Control-(number).
* In the prefs panel, you can "Select All" and "Deselect All" when
specifying which frameworks to include.
* You can do a prefix search by ending your search string with "*".
This is not a general regex search, just a special case for prefixes.
--Andy
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