How do I go back to the last cursor location?
Hi - I am using R# 2.5.
When I read code I always navigate around using the R# shortcut Ctrl+B. However
I often need to go back to where I was, when I pressed Ctrl+B.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
Cheers
Thomas
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Thomas,
Does Standard VS 'Navigate Backward' command do what you need? Its default
shortcut is Ctrl+-
Friendly,
Dmitry
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Hello Dmitry, thanks for your reply. :)
"Navigate Back" does not work.
When I use them it changes to another code file. Actually the "navigation"
it provides seem completely random.
Cheers
Thomas
>> Hi - I am using R# 2.5.
>>
>> When I read code I always navigate around using the R# shortcut
>> Ctrl+B. However I often need to go back to where I was, when I
>> pressed Ctrl+B.
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>> Does anyone know if this is possible?
>>
>> Cheers
>> Thomas
I also still experience R# last getting locked into a particular file and
not retracing all the all last edit locations. Related?
Hello Sean,
My problem seems to be the opposite.
When I do CtrlB to a location within the same file and then Ctrl- with
the intention of going. VS2005 selects a completely different file and selects
some random location.
Also, I am not editing anything. I am just browsing the code, thus "back
to last EDIT location" is not what I want. Its more like "back to last jump
point".
Thomas
Hi Thomas
Aha, I see. I've just tried that and it seems to be fine on mine.
Cheers
Sean
Hello Sean,
I just tried the Ctrl+- short cut again, and after a few moments of spurios
behaviour, it suddenly began behaving correctly. Weird. :)
Thomas
I dunno if it helps, but I sometimes need to press it twice in order to get
back. I don't know why that's sometime necessary.
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>> Hi Thomas
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>> Aha, I see. I've just tried that and it seems to be fine on mine.
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>> Cheers
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>> Sean
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Interesting - maybe I'll try the same with the last edit location behaviour
that I get, which is also spurious.