Re: [cedet-semantic] cedet-semantic post from yupeng82921@163.com requires approval

[Eric M. L. <er...@si...>]

>>> bread <bre...@gm...> seems to think that:
>Hi,
>
>As mention to semantic-ia-fast-jump, is there a way to jump back? :)

Hi.

  It pushes the global mark, and it will push the tag mark when the
function push-tag-mark is available.  (ie, in XEmacs.)

  That means you can use C-x C-@ (pop-global-mark) or M-*
(pop-tag-mark) to go back where you came from.

  I usually use "C-x b RET", which goes back to the last buffer I was
at.  If it jumped to the same buffer, then I use C-x C-x
(exchange-point-and-mark) to go back.

  Lastly, if you enable semantic-mru-bookmark-mode, you can use C-x B
(capital B) as it magically tracks everything you do, and lets you
jump around via a history of tag names you've worked in.  This is
spiffier since you can use it for any movement in Emacs, and it gives
you handy names to remind you where you may be jumping to.

Enjoy
Eric

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