A sad state of affairs. I only wished that Apple had simply purchased
it so that they could integrate it into Xcode. (Or better still, offer
it as an alternative IDE to wrap gcc.) Alas, the deed is done.
I have been using Xcode 2 now for nearly a year now and am slowly
getting adjusted to it. Key to my limited success so far has been in
using the CodeWarrior-like "Condensed View" (their default and
all-in-one view options are unacceptable). It allows me to have a
separate project window, double-clicking each source file opens up in a
separate window, etc. If you wish to do the same, remember to use the
Metrowerks Compatible key bindings and shut off that damn Zero-Link
setting.
It still isn't as nice an environment. The header file drop down list
(which took me a while to find) doesn't include system headers, you
have to include the class headers (sometimes anyways), and the debugger
is extremely limited in comparison.
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