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In Xcode 3 I could click a button in the top-right corner of the code editor to switch between header and implementation (.c or .m) files. Now in Xcode 4 there is no button like this around the editor. This would be even more useful now than it was with Xcode 3, because I'd like to click a class in the Symbol view to pull up the relevant .h file, then click a button or keyboard shortcut and get to the .m file.

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See this Stack Overflow answer.

"Ctrl+Cmd+Up or Down, but the shortcut seems a bit finicky and sometimes stops working, not yet sure when and why."

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  • Hmm... it seems to work in project or symbol view, unless you're in symbol view and clicked on a protocol. Thanks
    – user5699
    Apr 16, 2011 at 14:40
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three finger swipe up & down, I'm loving this!

EDIT: ermm, isnt a bit offtopic and should be asked in SO?

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  • It is a question about Apple software. It's not really about the code aspect of programming, so I think it's OK here. It would probably also be at home on StackOverflow.
    – Nathan Greenstein
    Apr 15, 2011 at 23:18

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