syntax checking: tooltip covers current line

th3coop commented 8 years ago

Short Summary

If you have a syntax error on a line and the syntax tooltip is multiple lines, it will cover your current line.

Steps to Reproduce

-open a JS file -type var blah with no ;

Assuming you have the same syntax checking settings that I have, when you mouse over the resulting syntax error you should get a tooltip with Missing semicolon and "blah" is defined but never used.
click on the line and leave mouse on the line so you can correct the errors.
Expected results

To have the syntax error tooltip stop at the top of the line I'm editing.

capture

Actual results

The tooltip covers the line I'm editing and I can't see. I have to stop typing and move the mouse.

screenshot 2016-09-20 15 12 16

th3coop commented 7 years ago

No chance this can get into 10.2 eh? This is SUPER annoying. I guess no one else notices it though?

Defman21 commented 7 years ago

I just don't do syntax errors 😝 but yeah I've noticed that too.

Naatan commented 7 years ago

I just don't do syntax errors

You really should. I don't know how people can do without them. Just take the time to configure them.

On-topic: Mitchell is pretty swamped, so this won't make it into 10.2. I did look into this one myself a while ago but couldn't make my way through the forest.

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