I have several columns of a table embedded in a table view, embedded in a scroll view, embedded in an enlarged view, embedded in a tab view, embedded in another view embedded in a window.
When you click on the nib file in Xcode 4, the Editor panel shows me the Interface Builder dock in a diagram. Generally, I would like to set Cocoa bindings for table columns.
To go to the columns of the table, I have to open many levels of subtrees sequentially. If I click on the column heading in the graphical representation and I get lucky, it will lead me to the table heading. In this case, I need to open another level - a table view. When I run the project in the debugger and return to the nib file, I have to do it again and again.
Is there a way to expand all the sublevels of the diagram representation in the IB dock with a single command or expand the sublevels at the selected level?
EDIT: not an answer, but a workaround: double-click the nib file to open it in a separate window. The window will not depend on switching files in the main window. Another feature that I did not know about - the ability of the Xcode 4 tab (Command-T) - works like a tabbed browser.