Closed RKBK closed 3 years ago
Hmm... What version of lsp-ui
are you using? I can't seem to reproduce this issue. 😕
@jcs090218 This happens with the very latest version of lsp-ui, 20210118.436 . I'm using emacs 27.1 (from this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~kelleyk/+archive/ubuntu/emacs)
These are my current lsp-related packages
helm-lsp 20200910.518 installed LSP helm integration
lsp-java 20210105.1625 installed Java support for lsp-mode
lsp-mode 20210120.2145 installed LSP mode
lsp-treemacs 0.3 installed LSP treemacs
lsp-ui 20210118.436 installed UI modules for lsp-mode
posframe 0.8.4 installed Pop a posframe (just a frame) at point
treemacs 20210118.1552 installed A tree style file explorer package
I've found out that it uses emacs child frames. In the documentation for child frames, it says that it either uses a new child frame, or reuses the size of the previous child frame. Is the latter being done when it is not appropriate?
Another user reported the same issue, but additionally, had identified that the cause was the x-server used, VcXsrv:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59632106/emacs-weird-rendering-of-child-frames
I'm closing this issue, as it's probably not related to lsp-ui.
If anyone has the same issue in the future, I just realized that you can use the Cygwin Xserver: https://x.cygwin.com/
You have to use launch arguments (what is in the "Target" field in the shortcut) like these C:\cygwin\bin\run.exe --quote /usr/bin/bash.exe -l -c "cd; exec /usr/bin/startxwin -- -listen tcp -nowgl -ac"
(I'm not 100% sure --listen tcp is needed if you run wsl 1, I just did what was recommended here: https://gojimmypi.blogspot.com/2019/01/wsl-gui-using-cygwin-x-server-for.html)
The -ac
flag turns off access control, which might not be secure in every situation.
With the cygwin x server, the frame size is correct!
Describe the bug Using lsp-mode with vls and javascript-eslint, with lsp-ui, enables helpful documentation pop ups. However, the pop ups often have certain size, yet only a smaller part of the total size contains the actual information. The information is not fully visible. See example, snapped from a current lsp-mode session in a typescript file:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4726978/105155630-21840480-5b0b-11eb-8eaf-103cd737071a.png)
Cycling the pop up (i.e. moving the cursor back and forth onto the same symbol) will make the box work maybe half the time. If you up-arrow, down-arrow between two symbols, it's almost like the size of the box doesn't get correctly calculated and updated for each symbol. One symbol might have less documentation, and a smaller window, and then when you switch to a symbol with more documentation it keeps the smaller box from the previous symbol.
To Reproduce Open any ts file with ls-ts as language server and using lsp-ui.
Expected behavior The documentation should completely fill the ui box and all text should be visible.
Which Language Server did you use vls and eslint, or ts-ls and eslint
OS Windows subsystem for linux running Ubuntu 20.04 together with the x server vcxsrv.
Error callstack There are no errors.