I looked at the .xib that someone created, and it would be very convenient if I could, say, double-click the properties / methods associated with the outputs / actions to go to the actual code where these are declared / defined. I tried everything I could think of, but so far to no avail. Am I right that there is no way to do this ...?
To illustrate, let's say I have a UIButton to do a "reset". When I right-clicked on this in the interface builder (this is Xcode 4.4), I could see that there is an associated output named "resetButton" and the action displayed on "onReset". From what I can say, the only way to find related code is to manually enter these property / method names in the search field and search for them in the associated .h / .m (for example, using a search in Project Navigator). In some cases, I click the names of the same name several times in different files, and then I have to find out which one for the object that interests me.
Is there any trick I could use to jump to code that I don't see?
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