Reputation: 11143
I am taking a course in Udemy for iOS development in which they are showing that we can ⌥
(ALT / command) + click to get a Quick Help reference for the imported library. It seems in the course that they are using a previous version of Xcode such as 9.X
However if I do the same I get this:
A message saying No Quick Help
. If I click on the Search Documentation
button below I can effectively see the documentation of it, but not as shown in the video.
I've already tried the solutions given here, also this one and this one without success.
As I'm not familiar with the previous versions or changes made, is this something made intentionally by Apple? Or is this a bug that can be fixed and how?
I'm not sure if this is relevant, I'm using:
MacBook Pro 13 inch, 2016 with Touch Bar
Running on macOS Mojave 10.14.1
Upvotes: 0
Views: 219
Reputation: 534950
What you are saying is true. I'm a little surprised to hear that it was ever possible to get Quick Help on the name of a framework, but you certainly can't get it now. If you can demonstrate a use case where this feature is valuable, please do file a bug report with Apple.
As you also rightly say, the alternative way to do this is simply to go to the documentation page and type CoreLocation into the search field, or select the term CoreLocation and choose Help > Search Documentation For Selected Text. You will (eventually) reach the same text that was being displayed in the Quick Help in the screen shot you showed.
If the point of your remarks is to point out that the integration between code and the documentation has degraded with recent successive versions of Xcode, I think most of us would assent to that.
Upvotes: 1