Jumping back to a previously opened file in Vim

Question

While using Vim I\'ll sometimes want to look at a function definition or a struct definition, so I\'ll use C-] to jump to it. However, there are a few problems I ru

Answer 1

Another useful feature that comes handy is the uppercase marks. These marks are not local to a buffer and can be used to jump to them from across files. If you mark the line as say "A" using mA command before starting a long and arduous jumping around task, you can finally return back to the original position quickly by typing 'A or `A.