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* '''Jump to declaration/definition''': When implementing a (member) function, one often needs to switch back to the point where a function is declared, for example to keep the list of function arguments synchronised between declaration and definition, or to update the documentation. To do so, place the cursor onto the function name and select <menuchoice>Navigation -> Jump to declaration</menuchoice> (or hit <keycap>Ctrl + .</keycap>) to get to the place where the function is declared. There are multiple ways to get back to the original place:
** Selecting <menuchoice>Navigation -> Jump to definition</menuchoice> (or hitting <keycap>Ctrl + ,</keycap>).
** Selecting <menuchoice>Navigation -> Previous visited context</menuchoice> (or hit <keycap>Meta + Left</keycap>), as described below.

Jump to declaration/definition: When implementing a (member) function, one often needs to switch back to the point where a function is declared, for example to keep the list of function arguments synchronised between declaration and definition, or to update the documentation. To do so, place the cursor onto the function name and select Navigation -> Jump to declaration (or hit Ctrl + .) to get to the place where the function is declared. There are multiple ways to get back to the original place:
- Selecting Navigation -> Jump to definition (or hitting Ctrl + ,).
- Selecting Navigation -> Previous visited context (or hit Meta + Left), as described below.