Hi. Can I add documentation to the function when hovering with the ctrl-key pressed like in NetBeans? It is inconvenient to press the button Ctrl+Q regularly.
If you enable the option below then IDE will show you that info (popup) on hover over (so no need to press Ctrl at all)
"Settings/Preferences | Editor | General | Other | Show quick documentation on mouse move"
Another way: just pin Quick Documentation popup (Ctrl+Q two times in a row or via popup settings) and then choose "Auto-update from Source" in that popup (toolwindow now) settings.
Now just place caret on some symbol (variable/function/etc) and documentation for that symbol will be displayed automatically.
Other than that -- it would be something like https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-14862 or similar (cannot locate better ticket right now .. but I surely have seen some better ones in the past)
Hi there,
If you enable the option below then IDE will show you that info (popup) on hover over (so no need to press Ctrl at all)
"Settings/Preferences | Editor | General | Other | Show quick documentation on mouse move"
Another way: just pin Quick Documentation popup (Ctrl+Q two times in a row or via popup settings) and then choose "Auto-update from Source" in that popup (toolwindow now) settings.
Now just place caret on some symbol (variable/function/etc) and documentation for that symbol will be displayed automatically.
Other than that -- it would be something like https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-14862 or similar (cannot locate better ticket right now .. but I surely have seen some better ones in the past)