I am moving to intelliJ and trying to have the useful method-definition window that i used to have in netbeans.
In netbeans, and while seeking the methods available, you always have a small pop up window that gives you the definition of that method in javadoc.
Here's a screenshot
I know, you can press ctr+shift+I for Quick Definition, but it only shows an example but not the definition. and i also know that ctrl+b will open the whole java doc and take you to that method but it looks not practical.
I also know the feature of hovering over the method, but, once again, i am seeking for the pop-up window you have WHILE selecting the method.
is there any way possible to have the old good pop-up window?
thank you.
Use Ctrl+Q (by default) to bring QuickDoc.
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