Xcode User Default Reference
The Mac OS X user defaults system allows you to specify the values of program settings through your shell command editor instead of the program’s user interface (such as in the Preferences window). This facility allows program developers to give users access to features in early development or that may require particular knowledge to use properly. You use the defaults(1) command to access these settings. The Xcode application has several of these settings, which are also known as expert preferences or expert settings.
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NSDragAndDropTextDelay
Description
Specifies the period (in milliseconds) after text is selected that a click-and-drag event on the selected text is processed as the beginning of a drag-and-drop operation.
Value
A positive value defines the drag-and-drop period.
A negative value or zero deactivates text drag and drop.
NSRecentDocumentLimit
Description
Specifies the Description maximum number of items to show in the File > Recent Projects menu.
Value
Positive integer. Default: 10.
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