When writing an Xcode extension, any commands you define automatically appear as one long list under Xcode's 'Editor/' menu.
For instance, if you define an extension called 'My First Xcode Extension' with eight commands, it appears like this...
Xcode
├── File Menu
├── Edit Menu
├── View Menu
├── Find Menu
├── Navigate Menu
└── Editor Menu
├── My First Xcode Extension <-- Your extension appears here
│ ├── Command1 <-- All your commands are listed here
│ ├── Command2
│ ├── Command3
│ ├── Command4
│ ├── Command5
│ ├── Command6
│ ├── Command7
│ └── Command8
└── Some Other Extension
├── CommandA
└── CommandB
However, some of the commands are related, so I want to group them, like this...
Xcode
├── File Menu
├── Edit Menu
├── View Menu
├── Find Menu
├── Navigate Menu
└── Editor Menu
├── My First Xcode Extension
│ ├── Command1
│ ├── Command2
│ ├── -------- <-- Need separator here
│ ├── Command3
│ ├── Command4
│ ├── Command5
│ ├── -------- <-- and here
│ ├── Command6
│ ├── Command7
│ └── Command8
└── Some Other Extension
├── CommandA
└── CommandB
Here's an example of what I'm after class Extension: NSObject, XCSourceEditorExtension {
var commandDefinitions: [[XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey:Any]] {
return [
[XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey.classNameKey : String(reflecting:FirstCommandClass.self),
XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey.identifierKey : "doSomething",
XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey.nameKey : "Do something cool"],
[ // What goes here to create a separator...],
[XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey.classNameKey : String(reflecting:SecondCommandClass.self),
XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey.identifierKey : "doSomethingElse",
XCSourceEditorCommandDefinitionKey.nameKey : "Do something else just as cool"]
]
}
}
Is it possible to add a separator?
That’s not currently supported.