Add tooltip code details #291
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Looks pretty sweet to me! @wjt you poked at tooltips and bbcode before. WDYT?
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Another interesting example: |
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Personally I think this is too much information. I would want to get e.g. Justin's opinion as an educator. |
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Maybe the tooltip could include the minimum information and an option in the context menu would have the full summary |
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Converting to Draft until we get feedback from Justin or any other educator. |
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Just idly playing with tooltips here. Let me know what you think?
Some nice examples:
Some more suspect examples:
I was hoping I could improve the formatting here with some divider lines, which would especially help when we have both parameters and an output value, but Godot's bbcode implementation doesn't seem to support
[hr], so we'd have to do a whole other thing with the custom tooltip scene (and that whole thing should really involve adding syntax highlighting anyway).