From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.78 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.9-13 i686) Description of problem: When using ctags with vim, ^T should cause you to jump to the previous location in the tag stack, and this worked correctly with earlier versions of vim. However, with vim-6.0-7.13, it cause you to jump to the beginning of the tag stack and skip everything in between. I have tested this on ia64, it is potentially a problem on other platforms such as ia32 but I haven't tested the newer vim there. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Generate a tags file for c source code, ie "ctags -R *" 2.Start vim or gvim and do :set tags 3. Pick a symbol, eg. tag my_funcName (choose one that is declared in more than one place, say with a function prototype and in the actual location for example) 4. Do ":tn" to go to the next location of the tag name and thus generate at least two slots in your tag stack 5. Do " ^T". You should jump to the previous location in the tag stack, but will instead jump to the beginning of the tag stack. Actual Results: You will jump to the start of the tag stack. Expected Results: You should jump to the previous location in the tag stack. Additional info:
fixed in the latest rawhide version