On Nov 20, 2015, at 18:50 , Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote: > > What it does, more often than not, is say the currently selected button in > the Inspector group instead. For example, instead of reading a line of code > to me, it might say “Connections inspector, selected radio button”. It can do > it once and then be fine for a while, or it can do it with every press of an > arrow key over and over again.
I dunno, but I think I remember complaints about Xcode losing focus in a text editor repeatedly and annoyingly. But this was perhaps Xcode 6, and I don’t remember hearing anything about it recently. IIRC, this would depend on what text file you were editing, and how long it was (and perhaps what was shown in the assistant editor pane). The other thing that springs to mind is that if you have multiple input devices connected, you might encounter something like this if the system keeps switching between the devices, each of which has its own idea of where the mouse is. Such behavior would in effect be a hardware problem.
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