Depending on what you mean. The reverse action is "Go to Usage" and itss shortcut is Ctrl-Alt-F7. It searches all usages of the symbol and allows you to choose one to navigate. If you just need to revert a navigation action (not only Ctrl-B), you can use "Navigate Backward" action from VisualStudio's toolbar. It's shortcut is Ctrl+-.
Valentin Kipiatkov CTO and Chief Scientist JetBrains, Inc http://www.jetbrains.com "Develop with pleasure!"
Hi, hitting Ctrl B takes me to the declaration but how do i go back? is there a shortcut for that? thanks
hi thanks for the answers but here is what exactly i meant. the navigate back and forth wont work at all. it keeps jumping on several different locations. ctrl alt f7 shows all the usages and asking me to choose where i want to go. what i purely want is: i have a procedure called TestMe() which i used in several places. In one of these places i hit ctrl B to see the procedures declaration. I see it and now want to go back to where i was. Here navigate buttons dont take me back there (once again they jump on different lines) and ctrl alt f7 gives me all places the procedure is used. Is there a way to go directly back to where i was before i was taken to declaration? thanks
I map the "Navigate Back" to the Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow.
It works, but sometimes you have to press it twice.
I keep hoping that JetBrains will produce a 'replacement' to Navigate Back that actually works as expected... without requiring two key presses to get back to where you were.
hi thanks for the answers but here is what exactly i meant. the navigate back and forth wont work at all. it keeps jumping on several different locations. ctrl alt f7 shows all the usages and asking me to choose where i want to go. what i purely want is: i have a procedure called TestMe() which i used in several places. In one of these places i hit ctrl B to see the procedures declaration. I see it and now want to go back to where i was. Here navigate buttons dont take me back there (once again they jump on different lines) and ctrl alt f7 gives me all places the procedure is used. Is there a way to go directly back to where i was before i was taken to declaration? thanks
Hello Shane,
Ctrl-Alt-F7
Depending on what you mean.
The reverse action is "Go to Usage" and itss shortcut is Ctrl-Alt-F7. It
searches all usages of the symbol and allows you to choose one to navigate.
If you just need to revert a navigation action (not only Ctrl-B), you can
use "Navigate Backward" action from VisualStudio's toolbar. It's shortcut
is Ctrl+-.
Valentin Kipiatkov
CTO and Chief Scientist
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
hi
thanks for the answers but here is what exactly i meant.
the navigate back and forth wont work at all. it keeps jumping on several
different locations. ctrl alt f7 shows all the usages and asking me to
choose where i want to go.
what i purely want is: i have a procedure called TestMe() which i used in
several places. In one of these places i hit ctrl B to see the procedures
declaration. I see it and now want to go back to where i was. Here navigate
buttons dont take me back there (once again they jump on different lines)
and ctrl alt f7 gives me all places the procedure is used.
Is there a way to go directly back to where i was before i was taken to
declaration?
thanks
-ulker
I map the "Navigate Back" to the Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow.
It works, but sometimes you have to press it twice.
I keep hoping that JetBrains will produce a 'replacement' to Navigate Back
that actually works as expected... without requiring two key presses to get
back to where you were.
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