Xcode 16 Do not display comments correctly

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ShaddamIV OP
Created Sep ’24
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Comments are not displayed correctly in Xcode 16. As you can see on the included screenshot, the first /// are displayed correctly but the remaining ////////////////////////// are super small.

In a programming text editor, like Xcode, all characters MUST be monospaced. Otherwise it is impossible to code. Xcode is not supposed to be a word processor.

There are no parameters to fix that. It was working fine for the past 15 years on Xcode. Please fix that so I can work again. And never do that ever again. Understood?

Answered by Engineer in 804441022

Hello @ShaddamIV, a line of markup content preceded by three forward slash (/) characters denotes the Quick Help syntax. If you have suggestions for improving Xcode, please use Feedback Assistant to submit an enhancement request.

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Engineer OP
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Sep ’24
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Hello @ShaddamIV, a line of markup content preceded by three forward slash (/) characters denotes the Quick Help syntax. If you have suggestions for improving Xcode, please use Feedback Assistant to submit an enhancement request.

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Claude31 OP
Sep ’24

And never do that ever again. Understood?

you should never speak like this, it's coarse and arrogant… 😕

Have a good day

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ShaddamIV OP
Sep ’24

Apple decided that an IDE should decide randomly what is displayed in mono-space font and what is not in the text editor part???

One day it may happen to you and make your code unreadable, you won't be able to work. I can no longer use Xcode to work on my code.

This is a very serious problem that has never happened in all the coding editor ever made. Xcode is now useless for programming.

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Scott OP
Sep ’24

Xcode is now useless for programming.

Actually you can fix this easily. Go to Settings → Themes → Source Editor and change Documentation Markup to a monospaced font.

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ShaddamIV OP
Sep ’24

Still don't understand why this has been changed in Xcode 16.0. Thank you very much, it did work.

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ShaddamIV OP
Sep ’24

Thank you very much good sir.

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