We start with one line and then expand to a max of three lines, IIRC. This results in strangely jumpy behavior if long hints come and go while typing. Especially visible in the screencasts where typing is fluent and the changing hint panel causes a sort of screen flicker - I was only able to judge what was really happening by slowly forwarding through the cast.
We start with one line and then expand to a max of three lines, IIRC. This results in strangely jumpy behavior if long hints come and go while typing. Especially visible in the screencasts where typing is fluent and the changing hint panel causes a sort of screen flicker - I was only able to judge what was really happening by slowly forwarding through the cast.
Implemented in ADR-0046 (Phase A, DA1/DA2), commit 9f5f76b. The hint-panel height is now a pure function of terminal geometry, fixed between resizes, so it no longer resizes as you type.
Implemented in ADR-0046 (Phase A, DA1/DA2), commit 9f5f76b. The hint-panel height is now a pure function of terminal geometry, fixed between resizes, so it no longer resizes as you type.
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We start with one line and then expand to a max of three lines, IIRC. This results in strangely jumpy behavior if long hints come and go while typing. Especially visible in the screencasts where typing is fluent and the changing hint panel causes a sort of screen flicker - I was only able to judge what was really happening by slowly forwarding through the cast.
Implemented in ADR-0046 (Phase A, DA1/DA2), commit
9f5f76b. The hint-panel height is now a pure function of terminal geometry, fixed between resizes, so it no longer resizes as you type.