Go to the definition and go back to the link in the Studio visual code.

Question

I am currently using VSCode and trying to use a shortcut F12that leads me to an object / function definition. When I want to return to the link, I cannot find the right way to do this. With the VS community, I used Shift+ F12.

I tried different combinations, such as Alt+ F12or Shift+ F12, but all I get is a short definition of an element that is not useful at all; it's just a popup showing the same element in the same file as me. I saw the answers to this question, but related to VS 2010, which are no longer applicable or do not work with VSCode.

Question : What is the shortcut F12to go back to when you used to go to the definition?

Answer 1

For macOS, the default is ⌃-( Ctrl+ -). And for Windows: ( Alt+ LeftArrow)

Answer 2

According to the vcode documentation page, the navigateBack action is Ctrl+ Alt+ by default -.

In my keybindings.json file, I bounce it to Ctrl+ -using:

{ "key": "ctrl+-", "command": "workbench.action.navigateBack" }

Answer 3

Shift + F12 . . , (), . , , , - Shift + F12. ? , , .

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v1.29 . . .

List All References Shift + Alt + F12

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Answer 4

Keyboard Shortcuts, .

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Go, Go Back Go Forward.

macOS:

: ⌃- (Ctrl + -)

: ⌃⇧- (Ctrl + shift + -)

[
  {
    "command": "workbench.action.navigateBack",
    "key": "ctrl+-"
  },
  {
    "command": "workbench.action.navigateForward",
    "key": "ctrl+shift+-"
  }
]

Answer 5

Alt + Left arrow Go, Back.

Answer 6

- Ctrl + Alt + Click, . Ctrl + F4.

Answer 7

F12

Ctrl + F2

Answer 8

goto--.

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