This version of Code Pilot is compatible with Xcode 9, and introduces a 'Recent Files' switcher (Ctrl-Tab).
Xcode 9 requires re-signing before you can install. See this page for the XVim plugin: https://github.com/XVimProject/XVim2/blob/master/SIGNING_Xcode.md
Read the full story of Code Pilot. Here's the GitHub repo. for the un-maintained version: https://github.com/macoscope/CodePilot
This is a work-in-progress: the symbol functionality is not complete, but the approach used in the code is correct. I just do not have time to complete the work, so any pull-requests will be gratefully received.
Resign Xcode (at your own risk -- signing of Xcode is supposed to stop malicious versions of Xcode doing nasty things), build the CodePilot plugin, then re-start Xcode.
Pressing Ctrl-Tab brings up the recent-files switcher. As soon as Ctrl is released, the switcher is dismissed. If you have selected a different file in the switcher, that file will be displayed.
An open book symbol is shown on the right-hand side for files that are already open in some tab/window/split.
The keys supported in the switcher (Ctrl must be held down):
tab
- select next file in the listshift-tab
- select the previous file in the listw
- open the selected file in full-size window modev
ors
- open the selected file in a splitesc
- close the switcher without changing file-focus
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