Hi everyone,

I am kinda at a loss regarding an operation that I'm pretty sure is implemented in KDevelop. Take the following Python script:

bla = 4
x = 5
bla = 5
bla = x

When I set the cursor to bla in the last line and hit Ctrl+. it takes me to bla in the first line as expected. Now I want to jump back to bla in the last line. From what I understand this should be something like "Previous visited context" (Meta+Left). However, it jumps to positions I have visited earlier using Ctrl+. and such.

My question is: how do I achive that? I have tried everything from the Navigation menu. All keyboard shortcuts are default.

KDevelop 4.6.0
KDE Platform Version 4.13.3
Ubuntu Trusty Tahr
Python plugin is installed

You can just jump between contexts (= scopes) with the context feature, and since there are no contexts here, it does nothing.

You can use bookmarks (Ctrl+B) and Alt + PgUp/PgDwn to jump between them. Jumping to the previous editing position is not currently implemented in kate (but exists as a wishlist item).

Another thing that exists and might help you here is "jump to next / previous use".

Greetings!