Is this a setting, or just normal, or a bug in my install?
As I step through routines, the Xcode window (editor, debugger, whatever) shows "No Selection" when clearly by the nature of stepping through code, the view and focus IS in a routine. Pretty much the definition of "being in a routine"...
https://www.evernote.com/l/ACBflWWVuRtD4rsYh0VhbfIohs4X6uICHEwB/image.png
yet if I actually click the mouse, the "No Selection" changes to the name of the routine I am looking at.
https://www.evernote.com/l/ACAFLwT4-CFKdYsk7RVdMFZTLZxJJKmqRCcB/image.png
Is this just a disconnect (bug) between the "editor" and the "debugger" which happen to use the same file view or is it my system?
In my mind, the debugger's execution point is probably the single most important place to track against that routine name at the top. If I am editing, I have a pretty good idea what routine I am editing in and that note at the top is a "oh yea" reminder. But when I am walking through code, stopping at varous break points, it is anybody's guess where the display is in the code (delegates, blocks, and other random entry points). It means that when I hit a break point I pretty much have to click in the code to get that routine indicator to change from "No Selection" to showing me where I am. Thinking that this bug might be some sort of problem with my install maybe? I can't be the first one to have noticed this disconnect?