Isn't there a Go To Last Edit Location shortcut in XCode?

Question

I'm rather new to XCode and I still miss so many shortcuts and features available in IntelliJ IDEA.

Perhaps the biggest pain point for me is the lack of a keyboard shortcut (or even a menu action) that allows you to move through your most recent change points (points in which you modified files).

In case you're familiar with IntelliJ, I'm referring to the Ctrl-Shift-Backspace shortcut... (or Shift-⌘-Backspace on a Mac)

I'm NOT referring to navigation through your recent view points (via Alt-⌘-Left & Alt-⌘-Right) - only locations you edited.

You can find some useful XCode tricks here.

Answer 1

To scroll through your recent changes in Xcode:

Push and hold Control + Command keys (holding them both down) Then press and release the back arrow (in the bottom right of the Apple keyboard) While still holding the Control and Command keys down, press the back arrow down again.

This will scroll through the changes you have made to the files in your project. I believe this will only show you the changes since the project was opened.

Answer 2

It's not available the way Jetbrains and other do it. Using AppCode might be a choice.

Answer 3

I got here via Google. In Xcode 4 & 5 the shortcuts are

CTRL + Command + Back Arrow

CTRL + Command + Forward Arrow

Answer 4

⌘-Z then redo