How to jump to previous cursor ?

[dytra]

I'm used using neovim extension in vscode. but because it is unstable, I wanna try this vim extension.
But I have an issue.

I often use the keybind gd to navigate to the definition of a function in neovim. then press CTRL+O to jump to previous cursor.
I can use the gd keybind in vim, but when I press the CTRL+O, it makes a new line, which not I want.
How can I achieve this ?

[Tusenka]

did you find the solution?

[dytra]

I don't have solution for this, I just use neovim vscode extension instead

[xiays146]

when using ubuntu, there is a vscode key for juming to previous cursor, like 'ctrl' + 'alt' + '-'
it is not a vim key, but solve your problem.

[bzy-debug]

I personally have two solutions:

1. use vscode's builtin navigate command:

   Add following to vim.normalModeKeyBindingsNonRecursive:

   {
     "before": ["<C-o>"],
     "commands": ["workbench.action.navigateBack"]
   },
   {
     "before": ["<C-i>"],
     "commands": ["workbench.action.navigateForward"]
   },

   However, this setting does not play well with <C-d>. For example, if <C-d> three times after gd, you need to to tap <C-o> four times (three times for the <C-d>, one time for gd) to go back.

2. try out my extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bzy-debug.vim-jumplist . It aims to solve the <C-d> problem of solution 1.

[h3yng]

gd, CTRL+o, and CTRL+i works fine, you might have conflicting keymap.