I'm using this amazing plugin for Dart. It's almost perfect, except that it loses the context when there is some invalid doc.
Example:
The cursor is on the line 8, just after the Container.
The documentation shows the correct data:
Now, just typing ( makes the documentation go away:
It would be nice some option to keep the last successfully shown documentation when the new one is empty.
Also (that's harder or even impossible, I guess):
When I have some valid code such as:
The documentation is ok:
But as soon as the cursor is beyond the alignment:, the documentation again disappears.
I.E.: the documentation for arguments only appear when the cursor is above it (I need to type alignment, then type a :, then go back over alignment to show something). But I guess this behaviour is because VS Code won't even give a valid cursor position in this case.)
In the last case, it would be perfect if the documentation for AlignmentGeometry appeared when typing alignment (even without the :). The rest would be fixed by the option above (if new documentation is empty, then, show the last one).
It would be nice as well if the documentation panel, in this case, show a list of all intellisense options available. (my main use is "what are the parameters of this method?")
I'm using this amazing plugin for Dart. It's almost perfect, except that it loses the context when there is some invalid doc.
Example:
The cursor is on the line 8, just after the
Container.The documentation shows the correct data:
Now, just typing
(makes the documentation go away:It would be nice some option to keep the last successfully shown documentation when the new one is empty.
Also (that's harder or even impossible, I guess):
When I have some valid code such as:
The documentation is ok:
But as soon as the cursor is beyond the
alignment:, the documentation again disappears.I.E.: the documentation for arguments only appear when the cursor is above it (I need to type
alignment, then type a:, then go back overalignmentto show something). But I guess this behaviour is because VS Code won't even give a valid cursor position in this case.)In the last case, it would be perfect if the documentation for
AlignmentGeometryappeared when typingalignment(even without the:). The rest would be fixed by the option above (if new documentation is empty, then, show the last one).It would be nice as well if the documentation panel, in this case, show a list of all intellisense options available. (my main use is "what are the parameters of this method?")