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Control-Command-Up does not switch to the copy file in Xcode on Lion.

Since three fingers were stolen in Lion, I have to resort to the keyboard to switch between .h and .m files. Two swipe fingers left and right seem to work infrequently, and this should be for scrolling anyway.

The keyboard command should be Control-Command-Up, but for some reason this takes me out of Xcode and shows the project file in Finder.

I checked both the system settings and the Xcode key binding settings, and I cannot find anything bad. Xcode is installed correctly and I can not find any conflicts.

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I think this is a mistake. At the moment, I have assigned another key combination: ^ Q and ^ Z to "go to analogue", and it works.

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Do you have some other program like Afloat that can use a keyboard shortcut? For example, Afloat uses the Control-Command-Up key combination to do just what you described - show the open application file in Finder.

In addition to changing the keyboard shortcut, Xcode's default Control-Command-Down will also switch to its counterpart.

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