Getting Class Documentation: Navigating The Class Browser
The document discusses navigating and accessing documentation for classes in Xcode. It describes that clicking the book icon next to a class name will open its documentation. It also explains that multiple class browser windows can be opened using the New Class Browser button to view different classes simultaneously. Adding this button to the class browser toolbar allows easier access to opening multiple browsers.
Getting Class Documentation: Navigating The Class Browser
The document discusses navigating and accessing documentation for classes in Xcode. It describes that clicking the book icon next to a class name will open its documentation. It also explains that multiple class browser windows can be opened using the New Class Browser button to view different classes simultaneously. Adding this button to the class browser toolbar allows easier access to opening multiple browsers.
If online documentation is available for a class, a small book icon appears to the right of the class name. Clicking the book icon jumps to that class’s documentation in the help viewer, as shown in Figure 9-2.
FIGURE 9 -2
Opening Multiple Class Browsers
Normally, there is one class browser window for each project. It is possible to open multiple class browser windows using the New Class Browser button in the toolbar of the class browser window itself — not to be confused with the Class Browser button that appears on most other windows. This button isn’t in the default set of toolbar buttons; to use it you must add it to your toolbar. See the “Toolbars” section of Chapter 3 if you’re unsure how. Figure 9-3 shows the New Class Browser button. Multiple browser windows permit you to view different aspects of your classes simultaneously, so consider adding the New Class Browser button to your class browser’s toolbar (View ➪ Customize Toolbar).