Xcode shortcut for showing file structure

Question

Is there a shortcut in Xcode 4 for showing the file structure, like this? I know you can click on the little breadcrumb to get to it but I'm surprised there is no obvious keyboard shortcut that I can find.

On that same note, is there a shortcut to jump to a method signature in the same file? There is a global one open quickly but often it is useful to limit the scope to current file.

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MarioGT · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-04 21:08:22Z

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Set the shortcut for this on Xcode keybindings prefs, look for "Standard Editor -> Show Document items", the default shortcut is "Control + 6" but it is in conflict with some other shortcut in the the OS X preferences, you have to change the shortcut to some else and you are ready to go, Cheers.

answered Jan 4, 2012 at 21:08

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Tony Over a year ago

Oh wow, and you can type to search too while the Document Items menu is showing! Can't thank you enough! This will be a huge time saver!

scrrr Over a year ago

Thanks for pointing that out Tony. I would have missed it. :)

mharper Over a year ago

I knew about ctrl-6 already but came here looking for how to do the same thing with the list of files to the left of the document items. Guess what? ctrl-5!

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