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Neovim's virtualtext for call signatures #891

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blueyed opened this issue Dec 5, 2018 · 7 comments
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Neovim's virtualtext for call signatures #891

blueyed opened this issue Dec 5, 2018 · 7 comments

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@blueyed
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blueyed commented Dec 5, 2018

We could investigate using Neovim's virtualtext support for call signatures (#890 (comment)), which could be added to the end of the current line.

(#890 (comment) reminded me of that)

@blueyed blueyed changed the title Neovim's virtualtext for Neovim's virtualtext for call signatures Dec 5, 2018
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blayz3r commented Jun 6, 2019

Does the new Vim popup change anything? Syntax highlighting signatures maybe?

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blueyed commented Jun 6, 2019

Yeah, that would likely be even better to use. Neovim has it also (had it before, and Vim uses a different API again...).

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I'm open to all those changes, but I'm still using old VIM, so feel free to change this.

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blueyed commented Aug 19, 2019

Started playing with using Neovim's floating windows.
Based on #652.

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blueyed commented Aug 19, 2019

Syntax highlighting signatures maybe?

It still uses the existing concealing (but in a separate window, not messing with the current buffer anymore, which might interfere with indenting etc).

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We can do the same for VIM, using textprop, but we need at least patch 8.2.0286.

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blueyed commented Jan 2, 2021

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