15
votes

I'm used to PHP Storm where you can easily jump back and forwards to where the cursor previously was. Is there such a feature in the atom editor?

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18
votes

I think you are looking for the package "last-cursor-position":

https://atom.io/packages/last-cursor-position

If you want to modify the key binding, click on "view code" for the package and edit the file keymaps\last-cursor-position.cson

Edit: Or better, override keybindings in your keymap.cson

5
votes

An extra step for those who got used to toolbars in IDEs: to add "back" and "forward" actions to toolbar, I've installed these two packages in addition to last-cursor-position mentioned above:

Then edited the tool bar (there is a gear button on default flex toolbar for this) by adding two buttons that refer to last-cursor-position shortcuts:

{
  type: "button"
  icon: "arrow-left"
  callback: "last-cursor-position:previous"
  tooltip: "Back"
}
{
  type: "button"
  icon: "arrow-right"
  callback: "last-cursor-position:next"
  tooltip: "Forward"
}

Got this toolbar

1
votes

1) cursor-history package, will let you jump between your last and current cursor position.

Install package using command apm install cursor-history or from atom editor.

2) python-tools package, will let you jump to your function/go-to-declaration.

Install package using command apm install python-tools or from atom editor.

[Tested on: atom 1.45.0, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, python3]