Description John 2011-05-20 08:56:23 EDT

Build Identifier: I20110518-2200

after doing a the Quick fix of: Change type of `fieldX` to `type` 
and pressing Esc (instead of Enter) then Alt+left (Navigate->Back) doesn't go back to where the quick fix was issued, instead skips that backstep.

Pressing Enter (instead of Esc, above) does automatically return cursor position to where the quickfix was issued.

I've been hitting this too many times to not report it as it seems to take quite some time to navigate back to where I was and also adds some frustration

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
do this code:
package org.some;


public class X
{
	public int field;
	
	public boolean stuff() {
		return field;
	}
}


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2. position yourself on the "field" in "return field;" line
3. press Ctrl+1 to bring up Quick fix and choose `Change type of field to boolean`
4. press Esc
5. press Alt+left or choose Nagivate->back

at this point either nothing happens or you're not going back to the "field" on the "return field;" line as I would expect.

Note that if you change step 4 to "press Enter" then you automatically are returned to the "field" in the "return field;" line, so no need to press Alt+left to get back. So yeah it's probably the right(and only) way to go back but I always press Esc mostly because I find other variables(fields) nearby that I want to change or add some comments about (while I'm still in that area of fields) and then I want to Alt+left to go back to where I was when I applied the quick fix, but no luck. I think the history point for that is never saved, I mean, right before the quickfix is executed.