When writing a Java method invocation, context information works correctly. Once you've finished writing the current line, it's difficult to reopen the context information to see which individual parameters correspond to which signature parameters.
I found the following workaround: specifying that the rest of the line is a comment ("//" immediately after "(") allows the context information to be reopened upon request via Ctrl+Shift+Space. Once the window is open, you can delete the comment.
When writing a Java method invocation, context information works correctly. Once you've finished writing the current line, it's difficult to reopen the context information to see which individual parameters correspond to which signature parameters.
I found the following workaround: specifying that the rest of the line is a comment ("//" immediately after "(") allows the context information to be reopened upon request via Ctrl+Shift+Space. Once the window is open, you can delete the comment.