This seems such an obvious (to me) need that I feel I must be
missing something. Perhaps someone can enlighten me.
I'm editing in some source file. I use Find -> Jump to Definition
(cmd-doubleclick) to go look at some other method in the file. ...
OK, I've seen what I needed. Now I want to "Jump Back" to where I
was editing and continue.
However, I can't find any means to "Jump Back". Find -> Jump to
Selection doesn't do it, because Jump to Definition has already
changed the selection to its target. So I have to scroll around
manually until I relocate my starting point.
There must be a better way ... (?)
-Dave
--
The universe may have a purpose, but nothing we know suggests that,
if so, this purpose has any similarity to ours.
- Bertrand Russell
There is no way to "jump back" in the current file :(
This is something that many on the team have wanted for quite a while,
but it's not fixed yet.
Scott
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