Documentation is difficult to read on 13'' laptops.

[Kesanov]

When I hit ctrl+space I get a pretty unreadable popup, which is very small and requires a lot of scrolling

At least I would like to be able to hide the autocompletion, when all I want to read is the documentation.

[ghost]

@Josef-Vonasek You don't need to request a completion to see documentation, you can also hover over any identifier with the mouse.

[Kesanov]

That's not really solution I am looking for. My laptop (its a lenovo thinkpad) has trackpad! I try to avoid it as much as I can. I am using Vim plugin because of it. 14. 5. 2018 6:04 PM, 6:04 PM, Andy <notifications@github.com> napsal/a:

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@Josef-Vonasek You don't need to request a completion to see documentation, you can also hover over any identifier with the mouse. -- You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #49824 (comment)

[ghost]

Ctrl-K Ctrl-I also works to get documentation at the current identifier. You can also hit F12 to go to the definition. (Discovered these by typing ctrl-shift-P and guessing at the names of these actions: "Show Hover" and "Go to Definition".)

[ramya-rao-a]

@Josef-Vonasek Like @andy-ms suggested there is a command (Show Hover) and keybindings to show the documentation above the symbol. The popup there is wider than the one in suggest widget which should solve your scenario.

#29126 and #29757 are tracking issues with the suggest widget with regards to size