Description Ian Tewksbury 2011-07-07 09:45:01 EDT

Patch for this fix needed some merging so it could be applied to HEAD.

+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #306958 +++

Build Identifier: Eclipse 3.5.1 - JavaScript Developer Tools 1.1.2.v200908101420-77-FGCCcNBC-BhLcE_Pm - Build id: 20090917225226

Code completion does not populate parameters for constructor.

Animal.prototype=new Object();
function Animal(name){}; // when code completion is invoked, user has no idea the Animal constructor takes any param
Animal.prototype.property="";
Animal.prototype.eat=function(food){};

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Define the above in your JavaScript.
2. Enter "var deer = new Ani" then Ctrl+Space. "Ani" is expanded to "Animal", but there is no bracket and param displayed.
3. Now complete the declaration so that it looks like:
var deer = new Animal('Sam');
4. Now type "deer.e" then Ctrl+Space, see that it's expanded to "deer.eat(food)".

Can code completion for constructors works like a regular function?