Open byte-sourcerer opened 2 years ago
Thank you for your bug report! Moved it to the hls repo which is providing this functionality
Unfortunately, you can't disable it unless you disabled all hover messages, AFAIK.
They($d) are HieAST symbols and stored in HieDb, HieDb supplies all information and hls display it without any filter besides the request location.
It often appears while pointing to a wildcard symbol or a symbol in the cpp pragma.
Not sure how your project caused this, but indeed we should deal with these messages deliberately.
I've occasionally seen things like this before where Haddock comments seem to get associated with a declaration, so you get hovers when you are on them, which seems wrong.
When I hover my cursor on the comment, the language server shows a prompt and highlight a large range of text (shown in the figure), which is visually disturbing and annoying, how can I disable it?
Also why does the beginning of each line of the prompt have a meaningless
$d
?Your environment
macOS
Steps to reproduce
and open the project.
logs of the vscode LSP extension