This probably has to do with you jumping to a declaration in a not yet opened file. What then happens, is a 2 step action: - the file is opened with the cursor automatically located at the top of the file - the cursor is placed at the declaration you were jumping to.
Both actions are stored in your history. So going back brings you tot the top of the file, I think that if you go a second time, you get the desired result.
Hello,
The corresponding JIRA request has been created, and you are welcome to monitor
its status at http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/RSRP-31220.
Best regards,
- Development Team.
Sean,
I cannot reproduce the behavior. What happens if you switch to another file,
edit it and press ctrlshiftbackspace?
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This probably has to do with you jumping to a declaration in a not yet
opened file. What then happens, is a 2 step action:
- the file is opened with the cursor automatically located at the top of the
file
- the cursor is placed at the declaration you were jumping to.
Both actions are stored in your history. So going back brings you tot the
top of the file, I think that if you go a second time, you get the desired
result.
Regards,
Erwin
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