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When using <c-x><c-o>, vim opens a signature preview window which is different from the one opened when using :ptag.

How to open that one when not completing like when reviewing in normal mode?

I don't want the full file for preview like with :ptag. Just the signature and some type metadata from tags.

I set omnifunc=syntaxcomplete#Complete. Not using any completion plugins.

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  • Which filetype? This is usually a documentation popup. It usually only appears when preview is in completeopt. – D. Ben Knoble♦ Feb 27 at 16:43
  • filetype C. Yes completeopt has preview by default. – bkdm Feb 27 at 16:59
  • Are you sure that’s what omnifunc is set to? I ask only because the default filetype uses a special c completion function. At any rate, the best bet is probably Man for stdlib functions. I think some of the code is hardwired in there, especially when completing tags. – D. Ben Knoble♦ Feb 27 at 17:00
  • yes you are right. It is ccomplete#Complete. I am still not able to find the code that opens that preview window. – bkdm Feb 27 at 17:05
  • The function ccomplete#Complete doesn't seem to read completeopt or open preview window by itself. May be some autocommand is doing this. – bkdm Feb 27 at 17:10
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Maybe you can use :set cot=. To know more info see cot

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