or even how to call them - are they the floating windows?

pumu

?

checked Urban Dictionary for pumu 😂

popup menu

Sorry, mobile and being quick

Pumu is what vim calls the feature

:helpgrep is your friend :)

I'm on neovim

but found my way around ... thanks for help

@UA2R84M28 any findings you can share?

so: my understanding is that these are floating windows coming from coc.nvim via conjure completion source

the reason the doc part gets squished is because conjure includes first full name of the function then namespace then arguments if one the completion candidates is long and/or namespace is long then the result leaves little space for documentation

The doc is floating, the completion is a menu

Cool. Thank you for sharing.

For now I've changed my local conjure source action.clj to not include namespace - I can live without it

If you need customisation I could potentially add a hook for it that'd let you edit the columns as you see fit :thinking_face:

Envious a bit at the moment of Emacs people dealing only with elisp and not VimL, Lua, Python and Javascript!

I'll be replacing the viml and lua with fennel soon, maybe that'll help a little. I never liked elisp anyway 😅

Added the idea for a completion hook to my to-do list. Shouldn't take long, will allow you to reorder rows and modify / reorder columns to your heart's content.

Might be able to do it tomorrow

@U38J3881W it's the first time I've come across issue with too long namespace/function names squeezing out docs, I'll pay attention if it's an actual issue. I thought maybe shortening namespaces might be a solution? Maybe (if possible) trying to be smart about size of the completion options on small screens?

clojure.core.match -> c.c.match

thanks for a great plugin by the way, I really enjoy using it!

That'll definitely be possible with this hook, then it's just a snippet people can add to their config if they want it. Thanks for the positive feedback, it means a lot! 😊

@U38J3881W the guy that created fennel has created janet-lang which is awesome for scripting but doesnt tranpile to lua. It is very similar to clojure so you might want to take a look.

Ohhh I've heard of that, I'll have to check it out 😄