I am currently not able to go back to previous location after I go into function definition/declaration or while debugging when I step into the function call.
Is there a shortcut to do this?
Go back to previous location?
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Re: Go back to previous location?
I believe the default shortcut is Ctrl-P, but you can change it to whatever you want in "Settings"->"Keyboard Shortcuts". You can also access it in the "Search" menu. I'm not sure about debugging, though.
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Re: Go back to previous location?
It doesn't work the way I want it to work. I have no idea how it chooses the previous location, but if I jump into a function definition/declaration from its call somewhere, I would ideally want the "go to previous location" to take me to that call.
It somehow opens the previous to previous file I think..
It somehow opens the previous to previous file I think..
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Re: Go back to previous location?
Never mind.. Its working now. I think i needed to refresh cscope cache and now it is working perfectly. Thank you for the help.