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Many code navigation packages have ability to "jump back" to where you were and "jump forward", i.e. a location navigation system. For example if you do M-x lsp-find-references and click around, you should be able to jump back to your staring point. The alternative to a formal location navigation system is to simply switch buffers to get back but it's not so friendly as it's easy to forget buffer names, etc. Having a formal location navigation system where you can jump back and forward is a very nice capability that quickly becomes a key time savings feature.
A good implementation of this is in https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags. They have two functions 'rtags-location-stack-back and 'rtags-location-stack-forward. Could you add something similar?
Thanks
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Many code navigation packages have ability to "jump back" to where you were and "jump forward", i.e. a location navigation system. For example if you do M-x lsp-find-references and click around, you should be able to jump back to your staring point. The alternative to a formal location navigation system is to simply switch buffers to get back but it's not so friendly as it's easy to forget buffer names, etc. Having a formal location navigation system where you can jump back and forward is a very nice capability that quickly becomes a key time savings feature.
A good implementation of this is in https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags. They have two functions 'rtags-location-stack-back and 'rtags-location-stack-forward. Could you add something similar?
Thanks
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