when using the pkl-intellij plugin I like to see all possible properties than I can override so that I have n idea what I can do/override/set.
For example, when working on a normal Kotlin project and I create a class instance, I can see which methods are available (via the dot operator):
For functions, I can press Command + P (macOS) to see all possible parameters I might have to pass in:
It seems that the pkl plugin I don't have such a shortcut.
I can only see what a class supports by typing and hoping that my desired property shows up:
While in this case typing p suggest me every possible property, I have bad luck with a:
Hello,
when using the pkl-intellij plugin I like to see all possible properties than I can override so that I have n idea what I can do/override/set.
For example, when working on a normal Kotlin project and I create a class instance, I can see which methods are available (via the dot operator):
For functions, I can press Command + P (macOS) to see all possible parameters I might have to pass in:
It seems that the pkl plugin I don't have such a shortcut. I can only see what a class supports by typing and hoping that my desired property shows up: While in this case typing
p
suggest me every possible property, I have bad luck witha
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