Is there any way in Xcode to put some notes.
For example I want to work on some feature later, but want to put there a note. So that I can find all the notes I have written and go directly to the portion of code I had to work.
I have used pragma marks but it is related to a single class, I cannot know all the notes though.
You can use below command:-
//TODO: some thing here
OR
#warning this will create a compiler warning.
And when you build the app you will get a compiler warning (a yellow triangle, not a compiler error) which is about reminding you of things you need to do.
If you're working with Objective-C (I'm not sure if it supports Swift yet), you can try AppCode. It has built-in support for displaying all //TODO's inside all of your classes.
Or you can try this XCode plugin.
If you want something like this
You can add custom bush script before or after building, running, testing, archiving and so on!
Steps:
1. Navigate to your project's build phases in Xcode, click on the + sign towards the top left of the window, and then click on "New Run Script Build Phase" in the drop down menu:
2. You should then see a new section added where you can inject your bash script. In the body of your run script build phase, copy and paste this lovely bit of code:
TAGS="TODO:|FIXME:"
find "${SRCROOT}" \( -name "*.h" -or -name "*.m" -or -name "*.swift" \) -print0 | xargs -0 egrep --with-filename --line-number --only-matching "($TAGS).*\$" | perl -p -e "s/($TAGS)/ warning: \$1/"
3. From here on out, you should now see warnings when you mark your code with TODO: or FIXME: comment blocks! Here's a screenshot:
For more details see this article by krakendev.io
