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Is there a quick way to see (not jump to) the definition / type of a symbol in Xcode?

I know about cmd-double-click, and use it all the time, it's great. But is there an easy way to make Xcode simply tell me the type of a symbol in a popup or similar without having to jump away from my current position in code?

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