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Removing the blue underline for errors

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    I'm still learning programming and found this feature to be annoying but can't figure out how to turn it off as I don't know what it's called. When I type and build some code, I sometimes have the wrong values in a function. I will get an error "The best overloaded method match for XXX has some invalid arguments". When I try to mouse over the my code to see the function declaration, I get the error code instead. After building, how do you remove the error message from the tool tip and display the function definition instead?

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      I'm still learning programming and found this feature to be annoying but can't figure out how to turn it off as I don't know what it's called. When I type and build some code, I sometimes have the wrong values in a function. I will get an error "The best overloaded method match for XXX has some invalid arguments". When I try to mouse over the my code to see the function declaration, I get the error code instead. After building, how do you remove the error message from the tool tip and display the function definition instead?

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      Hi, This annoys me too and your question prompted me take another look at the problem. This seems to work: 1) Place the caret within the function name 2) Move the mouse cursor away from the name so that the tooltip disappears 3) Click the quick info icon in the Text Editor toolbar (shortcut Ctrl+K, I) Alan.

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        Hi, This annoys me too and your question prompted me take another look at the problem. This seems to work: 1) Place the caret within the function name 2) Move the mouse cursor away from the name so that the tooltip disappears 3) Click the quick info icon in the Text Editor toolbar (shortcut Ctrl+K, I) Alan.

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        Thanks! That works for me. I also found that by cleaning the solution (from the Build menu) will get rid of all of the underlines as well. I really wish there was a better way to toggle it, though.

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