I want to disable documentation hover in VSCode (while teaching on a big zoomed screen, it is too intrusive). However, if I disable hover, also the evaluation results are not shown on hovering.
Is there a way to disable documentation only when hovering, but keep the “view results” functionality when hovering over the result of a line evaluation ?
I wonder if increasing editor.hover.delay might make teaching a little less distracting in the meantime. It wouldn’t separate documentation from Julia’s result hover, but at least the popups wouldn’t appear so quickly when moving the mouse around. Being able to control those two hover types independently would definitely be nicer.
yes, this is what I did, but not super because then you have one key for evaluating a line and a key to show the result… I just find strange there is no option to opt out from documentation content hower…