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Is it possible to have multiple 'temporary' tabs open? No it isn't. If you have multiple Document tabs open, and you have selected a particular 'static' tab, then if you select a new file in the Navigator (that is not already represented in any tab), it will be opened in a new tab, immediately following the currently selected tab, rather than at the end of the tabs.Į.

I am not aware on the other hand, of how to switch a tab back from 'static' to 'temporary' - this may not be possible?ĭ. If a file was opened with a single click, and it is displayed with an italics font, if you double click on it's name in the Navigator, it will switch to a normal font, switching from 'temporary' to 'static' status.Ĭ. Think of italics as representing the file as 'temporary' and normal as representing the file as 'static'.ī. When you single click a file to open it, it's tab will be displayed with an italics font, while if you double click, it will be displayed with a normal font. But then the next file that you single click or double click, will open in a new Documents tab.Ī. It will also replace the last one you opened. Now in the Navigator, double click on a file to open it. Now in the Navigator, randomly single click one file after another you will see each successively replace the preceding in the same Documents tab. Now single click on a file in the Navigator - it will open in a Documents tab. Open an Xcode project and close any Document tabs that may open by default in result of where you left off with your last session. To see how this works, try the following: However, if you double-clicked to open a file in a Documents tab, then the next time you try this, for a different file that is not already represented in a Documents tab, it will open in a new Documents tab, rather than replacing the file in the currently selected tab. In the Xcode 12 Navigator, you can either single click on a file or double click on a file, to cause it to open as a Documents tab. I'm not sure what I think of this yet, but here is how they work: Through experimentation (rather than documentation) I've figured out how to work with the new Documents tabs in Xcode 12.

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