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Reply to What does that mean in Xcode When the name of a swift file that is showing in the tab in the editor window is itaclized?
It means it’s an ephemeral view. An ephemeral view is lost quicker than a normal view tab. If you open a new tab when you already have an ephemeral view open, then the ephemeral view gets replaced. This is useful if you want to quickly scan through a bunch of different files in your project. You can click on them one at a time in the file browser, and they appear in one tab, each replacing the previous file, so your tab bar doesn’t get cluttered up with a bunch of files that you only wanted to glance at. if you actually make an edit, the ephemeral view gets converted to a normal view, and the tab will stick around until you explicitly close it. You can also convert the view by double clicking on the tab.
Aug ’22
Reply to What does that mean in Xcode When the name of a swift file that is showing in the tab in the editor window is itaclized?
It means it’s an ephemeral view. An ephemeral view is lost quicker than a normal view tab. If you open a new tab when you already have an ephemeral view open, then the ephemeral view gets replaced. This is useful if you want to quickly scan through a bunch of different files in your project. You can click on them one at a time in the file browser, and they appear in one tab, each replacing the previous file, so your tab bar doesn’t get cluttered up with a bunch of files that you only wanted to glance at. if you actually make an edit, the ephemeral view gets converted to a normal view, and the tab will stick around until you explicitly close it. You can also convert the view by double clicking on the tab.
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