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I like the ctrl+e "recent files" dialog of PyCharm and use it often.
Is there a way to list the recent methods I visited during the last minutes too?
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With PyCharm you can restore that change in a couple of clicks. Right-click anywhere in the editor and choose Local History | Show History from the context menu. In the dialog that opens, the left-hand pane shows a list of all saved revisions of the current file with timestamps.
When you search for usages of a method implementation with this dialog Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F7 , PyCharm will ask whether you want to search for the base method or method's implementations. With any other find usages actions such as Alt+F7 or Ctrl+Alt+F7 , the base method will be included in the search results automatically.
Use ⌘[ (macOS), Ctrl+Alt+Left Arrow (Windows/Linux) to navigate backwards and ⌘] (macOS), Ctrl+Alt+Right Arrow (Windows/Linux), to navigate forwards.
In the Project tool window ( Alt+1 ), right-click an item that you want to bookmark and select Bookmarks | Add Bookmark ( F11 ) or Add Mnemonic Bookmark ( Ctrl+F11 ). For mnemonic bookmarks, select a number or a letter that you want to use as an identifier for this bookmark. Press Enter to save the bookmark.
You can go to the last visited method with Alt+← (left arrow) and again to the next last, but i have no idea how to show a list of them.
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As others have stated, Alt+left navigates back in time. As for all the other useful shortcuts, there are two reference cards available for PyCharm's default keymap:
Jetbrains will send you these as high quality flyers if you call their marketing department and ask nicely ;-) Here is a little extract of the navigation section:
Unfortunately, For those who are using the eclipse keymap or sth. entirely different, there is no such comprehensive reference.
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