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| rjollos |
Posted - Aug 10 2011 : 3:10:27 PM
If my cursor in over a symbol and I use Visual Studio's F12 to navigate to the definition, I can then use CTRL+- to navigate back.
If I use VAX's ALT+G to navigate to the symbol, I usually need to press CTRL+- twice to get back from the file containing the definition. The first press just moves the cursor to the top of the file containing the definition.
However, if I first navigate between files using F12 / CTRL+-, then try to navigate between the same two files using ALT+G / CTRL+-, only one press of CTRL+- is required.
I'm using 10.6.1854.0 |
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| accord |
Posted - Aug 11 2011 : 9:26:09 PM
I have seen it myself before but wasn't able to reproduce it. Now I have been playing with this for a while and was able to make it happen on demand so I have put in a bug report for this:
case=59316
For now, you can use the Visual Assist variant of the command which is binded to alt+back arrow by default. You can change it if you wish, the command's name is VAssistX.NavigateBack. |
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