macOS Xcode Setting Question

[iGrant]

Hello,

I am currently learning Xcode, or I really should say I am learn Objective-C, and then Xcode. However here is my question. There is an option in Xcode right now under preferrences to tell Xcode what to do with "{". I original learned Java, and then I learned a little C and from my experience I noticed some differences in way people use spacings. Here is what Xcode does default:

if(sum >= 60){ <-- This is what Xcode is doing now
return true;
}

Here is what I would like it to do
if(sum >= 0)
{ <-- I would like the "{" to be here
return true;
}

Other than hitting enter is there a way to does this????

Thanks
iGrant

 

[mduser63]

I'm not sure there's a way to make Xcode automatically put the opening brace on the next line. I just hit enter before typing a brace. I've got the preferences set up so that Xcode automatically creates a closing brace, indents the brace(s) by 1 space and positions the cursor between the two braces.

 

[iGrant]

See I have that set too, I just was wondering if someone figured out what to put in that field to make it automatically go to the next line.