I like sideline, it surfaces a lot of information about a context of a particular symbol. When I'm working on Go files, it will show the names of package of origin for symbols on a given line of code and even what seems like a clickable link to [godoc.org](). I am attaching a screenshot as an example:
The parser on godoc.org bit on line 4 is what I mean. When I mouseover over any of it, the overlay background face changes color, which makes me think those symbols might be clickable as that seems to be a fairly common UI paradigm.
However, clicking on them doesn't seem to do anything.
Is this supposed to work? If not, it would be a really nice feature to have.
(lsp-ui-doc already does something similar, and in their case the overlay does indeed have a clickable link that works. However, the lsp-ui-doc overlay only shows info about one symbol at a time. What I like about sideline is that it will show info about multiple symbols within the context of a unit of code.)
This is more of a support question than an issue.
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sideline, it surfaces a lot of information about a context of a particular symbol. When I'm working on Go files, it will show the names of package of origin for symbols on a given line of code and even what seems like a clickable link to [godoc.org](). I am attaching a screenshot as an example:The parser on godoc.org bit on line 4 is what I mean. When I mouseover over any of it, the overlay background face changes color, which makes me think those symbols might be clickable as that seems to be a fairly common UI paradigm.
However, clicking on them doesn't seem to do anything.
Is this supposed to work? If not, it would be a really nice feature to have.
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lsp-ui-docalready does something similar, and in their case the overlay does indeed have a clickable link that works. However, thelsp-ui-docoverlay only shows info about one symbol at a time. What I like aboutsidelineis that it will show info about multiple symbols within the context of a unit of code.)