AppCode 2019.1

Swift - AppCode 2019.1 comes with Swift 5 support including dynamic callables, raw text literals, identity keypath, and more.

• Go To Declaration - Place the caret before the parentheses to jump to the class declaration when using Go To Declaration with initializers. To jump to the initializer declaration, place the caret inside the parentheses.
• Multiline Strings - Convert string literals to multiline strings simply by pressing Enter.
• Move Statement - Move loops, switches, conditional statements, methods, functions, and other statements using the Move Statement Up / Down action.
• Rename - The Rename refactoring now works correctly for super and overridden methods.

Code Resolution

• Generated project sources from DerivedSources directory (such as CoreData models and Intents) are now resolved, SourceKit inspections work correctly, and lots of false errors and warnings are gone.

Objective-C/C/C++

• Naming Conventions - AppCode now respects your preferred naming scheme for Objective-C/C/C++. The selected settings will be used in code completion, code generation, refactorings, and quick-fixes. Select from the predefined schemes, or configure your style manually in Preferences | Editor | Code Style | C/C++/Objective-C | Naming Convention.

Run and Debug

• Attach to device process - Attach to the remote process on an iOS device using Run | Attach to Process.
• Application language and region - Change the application language and region on the Options pane in the Edit configurations… dialog.
• Run to Cursor - Click on the line number when debugging your application to Run to Cursor.
• Mute variables - Mute variables in the Debug tool window to step over faster, and load them only if and when necessary.

Build

• Fixed several issues in Xcode integration and now incremental builds are fast again.

IDE themes

• AppCode now supports custom IDE themes. Download one of the themes from the plugin repository or make your own.

Recent Locations

• View code locations visited recently as code snippets by using the new Recent Locations dialog. To view recently changed code locations, press the same shortcut twice.

Version Control

• Diff view - Easily swap sides in the Diff view when using Compare with…, Compare with the clipboard, or Open Blank Diff actions.
• Partial commits - Use a single checkbox to include or exclude all code lines from a partial commit.
• Fixup and Squash - Create fixup! and squash! commits right from the Git Log context menu.