
Code Pilot's killer feature is the way it interprets your query. Typing "fbar" will result in .*f.*b.*.a.*r.* regexp magic with results passed straight to smart sorting system, so you get what you wanted on top of everything else.
Code Pilot is an .xcplugin bundle integrating seamlessly with Xcode runtime, gaining access to its internals and interacting with the user as a single application. You can stay concentrated and keep your flow.
Everything that Xcode sees in your project is readily available for browsing with Code Pilot - including .xib files, Core Data models, groups, resources and of course source code along with symbols like classes, methods or protocols.
We do a lot of programming ourselves, so we know, that you have to go deeper. That’s why the first thing we thought about when we were Creating Code Pilot is that it has to get inside subprojects to keep all of your project files covered!
CamelCase-aware search delivers more precise navigation over your code for those rare moments when you happen to actually remember the exact capitalization of the thing you're looking for. You can still use lower-case when you just don't care.
Navigating through localized .xibs or searching for outlets by name is really easy with Code Pilot. Everytime Builder window is needed, Code Pilot will summon it (have we already said that working with Code Pilot is fun?).
As obvious as it sounds, we use Code Pilot on a daily basis for a variety of projects - be it Mac, iPhone OS, Cocos2d or plain old C development. And when we work, we demand best tools, so when we get the best of Code Pilot, you do too.
When we think of something brilliant, it goes into Code Pilot. Before releasing version 1.0, we have shipped 12 consecutive beta versions over a period of little more than a month. After a year of development, we have version 1.2.4 for Xcode 3 and version 2.0 for Xcode 4 ready.
Everyone who bought CP 1.x in 2011 before the 2.0 version’s release, will get the new version completely free of charge and holders of 1.x license from before 2011 get the 2.0 with 50% discount. Code Pilot 2.0 will be priced the same as the current version.
Frankly, "don't be evil" isn't precisely our mission statement. We want you to get addicted to Code Pilot, but for good reasons. Try it with its full feature-set - free for 10 days. Then we will remind you to get back to us.
Amazingly enough, we use our good old keyboards for most of our development on Macs. Using Code Pilot may relieve your already overworked wrists.*
Code Pilot 2.x supports Xcode 4.0.2 (on 10.6.x) and Xcode [REDACTED] (on... *cough*, a large mammal, being mistakenly called king of the jungle, because they live on the savannah). Current 1.x version of Code Pilot has been tested on 10.6.x with Xcode 3.2.1 and later. Code Pilot includes an experimental support for Leopard (10.5) and earlier versions of Xcode.
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Questions? Comments? Please contact us at codepilot@macoscope.net.
*it hasn't been medically proven (yet)