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According to README.md, it is supported
README.md
types and documentation on hover
and I found this "hover" can be triggered by call CocAction("doHover").
call CocAction("doHover")
However, when I try to get the type information, the last component is always missing.
The expected result is std::vec::Vector<&str>, but the actual result is std::vec::. (Why?)
std::vec::Vector<&str>
std::vec::
So types on hover is not working though documentation on hover is working:
Environments:
macOS BigSur VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
My current workaround is to disable the floating window.
The documentation of coc.nvim says
"hover.target":~ Target to show hover information, default is floating window when possible. Valid options: ["preview", "echo", "float"]
"hover.target": "preview"
"hover.target": "echo"
Both work.
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According to
README.md
, it is supportedand I found this "hover" can be triggered by
call CocAction("doHover")
.However, when I try to get the type information, the last component is always missing.
The expected result is
std::vec::Vector<&str>
, but the actual result isstd::vec::
. (Why?)So types on hover is not working though documentation on hover is working:
Environments:
macOS BigSur
VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: