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I've just started using ycmd and I see that ycmd eldoc for python includes 'self' argument in its print to echo area while hovering over class method. It's unwanted as indication in bold of which argument we are currently typing is shifter to left by one (as you all know, you don't pass self argument explicitly).
You can see it in here:
Is it a bug or "expected behaviour"? Can I change it somehow to not to include it? anaconda-mode-eldoc was showing it just fine, but I moved from it as I need something with multi-language support.
Thanks for your time!
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I'm fairly sure that we're just showing the information provided us by the ycmd server. You might check with the ycmd project to see what they have to say.
I'll leave this open for now. If they can't/won't do anything about it, then we can consider what to do in the client. It could be they have a configuration parameter we can work with or something.
Hi!
I've just started using ycmd and I see that ycmd eldoc for python includes 'self' argument in its print to echo area while hovering over class method. It's unwanted as indication in bold of which argument we are currently typing is shifter to left by one (as you all know, you don't pass self argument explicitly).
You can see it in here:
Is it a bug or "expected behaviour"? Can I change it somehow to not to include it? anaconda-mode-eldoc was showing it just fine, but I moved from it as I need something with multi-language support.
Thanks for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: