问题
In every modern day IDE and text editor, there is an action to open a file without putting your hand on the mouse. For example:
Eclipse: Cmd|Ctrl + Shift + R -> Open Resource
IntelliJ: Cmd|Ctrl + Shift + N -> Open File
TextMate: Cmd + T -> Go to File
In Xcode, I have found no such options. Please, please tell me I just overlooked it in my growing frustration.
Is there a "Go to file" or "Open File" shortcut in Xcode?
回答1:
Since Xcode 4 (including 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11) it's ⌘ + ⇧ + O
回答2:
Command + Shift + O is now the shortcut to find a file quickly and open it in Xcode 4
回答3:
Its not quite the same, but this might interest you:
Cmd + alt + J
Opens the project navigator and highlights the search bar, ready to type.
Cmd + shift + J Just opens the project navigator.
回答4:
Updated to Xcode 9.3
This is the quick guide for all the Xcode Keyboard Shortcuts, remind me if I missed anything in comments :)
Comment/ Un-comment code : Command + /
Undo : Command + Z
Redo : Command + Shift + Z
Shift Right or Left : Command + [ or ]
Indent : Control + I
Navigate to the beginning or end of line : Command + Left/Right Arrow
Navigate word by word left or right of line : Option + Left/Right Arrow
Bring up possible auto-completion choices : esc
Jump To definition : Command + Click
Put a breakpoint to a line : Command + \
Move line up or down: Option + Command + [ or ]
Find in File : Command + F
Find & Replace in File : Command + Option + F
Find in Project : Command + Shift + F
Find & Replace in Project : Command + Option + Shift + F
New Tab : Command + T
Next Tab : Command + Shift + {
Previous Tab : Command + Shift + }
Open Quickly : Command + Shift + O
Move Focus to Editor : Command + J
Navigate to Next File in Recently Visited : Command + Control + Right Arrow
Navigate to Previous File in Recently Visited : Command + Control + Left Arrow
Show present file in Editor : Command + Shift + J
Fold/ Unfold code : Command + Option + Left or Right Arrow
Fold/ Unfold all methods/functions: Option + Shift + Command + Left or Right Arrow
Fold/ Unfold all multiple line comments : Control + Shift + Command + Left or Right Arrow
Font Size Increase/Decrease : Command + or -
Go to line number : Command + L
Show Assistant Editor : Command + Option + Return
Hide Assistant Editor : Command + Enter
Toggle Completions : Control + Space
Edit All in Scope : Command + Control + E
Show / Hide Navigator : Command + 0
Switch Tabs : Command 1-8
When clicking a File in Navigator open in
Assistant Editor : Option + Click New Window : Double click Decide where to open : Shift + Option + Click
Toggle Debug Area : Command + Shift + Y
Next Issue : Command + ’
Previous Issue : Command. + ”
Toggle Breakpoints : Command + Y
Clear Console : Command + K
Show / Hide Utilities : Command + Option + 0
Switch Tabs Utilities : Command + Option + 1-9
Build : Command + B
Run : Command + R
Stop : Command + .
Analyze : Command + Shift + B
Test : Command + U
Clean : Command + Shift + K
Help for Clicked Symbol : Option + click
Documentation for clicked Symbol : Option + Double click
Show Documentation : Command + Shift + 0
Documentation for Selection : Command + Option + Control + /
Move Focus to Filter in Navigator : Command + Option + J
Move Focus to Filter in Utilities : Command + Option + L
Cheers :)
回答5:
File → Open Quickly...
You can assign a shortcut to it in Preferences → Key Bindings. The default should be ⌘+Shift+D.
(If you have a #include/#import, you can place the text cursor on it and press ⌘+Shift+D to fill the file name automatically.)
回答6:
Also note that if you hold down Command and click on the name of a class, Xcode will jump you to that class' implementation.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2828262/is-there-a-go-to-file-in-xcode