The popup that displays the string the mouse is hovering over is incredibly distracting and just displays the same string that’s in the code. For long strings such as embedded SQL (I know it’s not clean but I like to do it that way) the popup is infuriating because it’s always in the way of where I’m tyring to put the cursor. ChatGPT says I can’t turn it off, but there’s some third party that might disable all tool tips. Does anyone have any way to kill this monster?
I thought there was an option from VS itself to disable those. We’ll check, if not, in sure we can add an option specific to Elements to disable these…
Logged as bugs://E27182.
Hello,
We have added an option to enable/disable Quick Info in Visual Studio for our languages.
You can do this by selecting
Tools → Options → Text Editor → RemObjects Oxygene → Miscellaneous → Quick info (tool tips)
Let me know if this solves your issue
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bugs://E27182 was closed as fixed.
Thank you for this, it finally annoyed me enough that I updated and that behavior has been suppressed. I also updated VS and this may be a new behavior there, or it may be exposed when I turned off quick info so I’ll put it here. This code completion behavior would be surprisingly helpful except that I cannot, to save my life, figure out how to accept the suggestion. AI seems to think it’s tab, but when I click tab, the tab is just passed through to the text editor and the cursor moves, then when I move off the line the suggestion disappears. Any ideas?
Hmm, this is not ours at all, that looks like a new feature VS added and we maybe (only halfway?) get for free, automatically… I’ll check with the team, maybe theres something we need to do explicitly to support accepting this suggestion with Tab, or maybe we do something with Tab that prevents/overrides his from working as it should.
Thanx for letting us know!
Logged as bugs://E27374.
It has a little bit of AI in it where for once the I does not stand for Ironic. As you can see in my code, it understands that I’m reinitializing some asp elements after a record change.
Yeah, that is pretty cool. And surprising that it understand this is Oxygene, even though this is all Visual Studio’s doing and VS knows nothing about Oxygene (but ChatGPT/CoPilot, which i assume this uses in the back does Oxygene quite well, usually). You’d have expected Microoft would have found a way to make it not work by default, somehow 
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