Hi Alice, thanks for the reply but that's not what I'm asking. I didn't do a very good job of explaining myself!
What I would like to see is the parameter list for a member function. When I define a function I can hit ctrl+shift+space to bring up the parameters that the function is expecting to receive as in the screenshot below.
When I use a function pointer within a type to point to this function so i can access it through dot notation I can see the function pointer definition showing me that it returns a uint32_t and accepts a void pointer as in the below image but it doesn't show me the parameter name as declared in the function declaration.

My question is, is there a way to get the same function parameter list as when you call the function directly, when you access it as a member function of a struct? Pressing ctrl+shift+space at the point shown below does not show the functions expected parameters or give any other assistance. Hopefully that makes it a little clearer?

Thanks for the assistance!