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Show type of variable when Ctrl-Hover
See original GitHub issueWhen Ctrl-Hovering, it would be neat if you could see the type of the variable if that is available to intellij-rust.
PyCharm does something like this for Python code:
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In addition to variables it would be even better if the information were available in chained calls. For a beginner it is quite helpful to know what the type of some intermediate result is so one can call the right transformations on it.
@kindlychung we already have
Shift+Ctrl+pfunctionality, though type inference itself is very poor at the moment, so it’s not very usable.