Roy Fulbright <[email protected]> writes: > While editing a file, I issue the 'gf' command while the cursor is on > a file name and the file is opened in the editor. I move around in > the newly opened file and issue ctrl-o multiple times to retrace my > steps back to the original file where I ran the 'gf' command. How can > I return to the original file in one step? I have tried 999ctrl-o, > but ctrl-o wants an exact number. I can see the number of steps using > :jumps and when I enter ctrl-o with the exact number I get back to > the original file, but I am looking for a way to avoid the manual > process of getting the number from :jumps and then use that number > with ctrl-o.
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