How to get the return type of a method call in IntelliJ?

java intellij-idea return-type
loyalflow picture loyalflow · Nov 19, 2012 · Viewed 12.2k times · Source

Normally you would expect just hovering over a method it would show a popup of the return type.

How do you get this information in intellij ultimate?

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ScottShamus picture ScottShamus · Nov 19, 2012

You hover it and hold down CTRL in windows or CMD in Mac

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