How to disable auto-complete and show documentation in eclipse?

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I’m being forced to use the eclipse because of college, !

The first and the one that gives me more headache and that when I write some codes they are completed automatically (without using the shortcut)

Example: when I try to write System.out.printf as soon as I open the relatives eclipse already completes the code with System.out.printf(format, args)

The second is that when I leave the mouse cursor over some command opens a window with the documentation of the same, and it also annoys me a little because sometimes it becomes difficult to edit some things.

I would like to know how to disable these things, because the neon eclipse has many options.

  • Solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4906137/disable-content-assist-in-eclipse

  • I had already seen this, the problem is that it shows how to do this in the old eclipse, and even finding these same options and disabling all available remains the same thing !

  • He tried to suggest all the answers?

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To disable parameter autocomplete, go to the menu Window ->Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Content Assist and uncheck the option Fill method Arguments and show guessed Arguments, as follows the print:

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And to disable the javadoc display when the mouse goes through some method, go to Window ->Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Hovers and clear "Combined Hover":

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Don’t forget to click on Apply before clicking on okay.

See the result after disabling the above options:

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  • I managed to disable, thanks ! knows how to disable the black screen that keeps showing parts of the documentation when the mouse is on something ?

  • @Arcashaid ready, updated response.

  • Thanks, it helped a lot ! Thank you very much

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    This should be standard in Eclipse, +1

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