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How to return from C-c j? #5870
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If you are using evil then |
@cpaulik I try it , but not work |
What is |
More exactly, what does |
C-o runs the command open-line (found in global-map) |
looks like you are using emacs as dotspacemacs-editing-style |
@krobelus yes, I use emacs style. |
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@YuleiXiao i tested it now with the go layer, and (pop-tag-mark) works fine for me. it is bound to M-* |
@krobelus I try M-* , but still not work. It looks like pop-tag-mark not bound to any keys default in emacs style. |
@YuleiXiao For me, it is bound to M-*, on a fresh installation of spacemacs with only the go layer enabled. |
@krobelus It is weird, I am the same with you, a fresh installation and only enable go layer. |
@krobelus no keys to bound |
For posterity, I've found that |
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I use C-c j to jump to definition in golang. How jump back to last point?
Default is C-c p to return when I use prelude. It looks like not work in spacemacs.
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