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There's no completion after typing "(", it doesn't keep the details of the function visible. Also when using Ctrl+Space it doesn't seem to fetch any completions. Most other LSP show the completions of the context of where the cursor is. It seems to just use the default VS Code list instead.
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I don't think DCD has ever provided completions when there is no word beginning to work with.
Did this work before ? I never trigger autocompletion like this, so I don't know if this is a regression or if it never worked.
Just FYI this is supposed to trigger textDocument/signatureHelp. A language server provides the trigger characters for it to the client (in this case I presume ( and ,) and then the client is supposed to request textDocument/signatureHelp. The server should respond with a list of overloads/params.
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There's no completion after typing "(", it doesn't keep the details of the function visible. Also when using Ctrl+Space it doesn't seem to fetch any completions. Most other LSP show the completions of the context of where the cursor is. It seems to just use the default VS Code list instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: