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I was editing a project in Xcode, and went to close it out. So I closed the main window, with the "Run", "choose a device", etc. controls in the bar above the top.
When I closed that window, another popout window appeared from underneath, such as you get by ?double-clicking? a source filename in the editor.
When I reopened the project after restarting Xcode, it opened my project in a semi-popout mode. It has the dimensions and original placement of the popout window. It did display a left pane with which to browse resources, but not the top bar of buttons and controls.
How can I get this project back to displaying the way it normally displays in Xcode? Is there an "editor state" file that I can simply rename?
Either resetting editor behaviour to default, or reverting the display to the last change before I ?saved a state of one popout-style window?, would be welcome.
Thanks,
I think View->Show Toolbar is what you are looking for.