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Created attachment 234724 [details] A visual mockup of the enhancement. When the auto-activation dialog is activated (by default by typing the "." character) it would be nice if not only all options which start with the next few characters typed would show-up but also those which contain the "string" typed after the "." character. If I was designing it, I'd have 2 lists side-by-side. By default focus would be given to the original (left) list but by pressing a command key and left/right, the new list would be given focus. The background color of the 2 lists could be changed to make it obviously distinct. *********** * Example * *********** If the developer types: String aStr = "just a test"; aStr.index The auto-activation would show the current list that gets shown along with another list next to it containing the options which contain the string "index". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- | indexOf(int ch) | lastIndexOf(int ch) | | Details of the item selected from the left will show here. | | indexOf(int ch, int fromIndex) | lastIndexOf(int ch, int fromIndex) | | | | indexOf(String str) | lastIndexOf(String str) | | | | indexOf(String str, int fromIndex) | lastIndexOf(String str, int fromIndex) | | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------
The ascii drawing of the auto-activation is too wide for the space allowed in bugzilla. Please see the attached mockup image instead.
Hi, might check the product/component on this bug. I think you mistakenly submitted this to the STEM product.
Sorry for the misunderstanding. Do you know what is the correct Product for an Eclipse IDE bug/request? I see an option of gEclipse, Efxclipse and EclipseLink. I don't know why it isn't more clear :(
A little Googling showed me the answer... JDT. Sorry for the confusion. (In reply to comment #3) > Sorry for the misunderstanding. > > Do you know what is the correct Product for an Eclipse IDE bug/request? > I see an option of gEclipse, Efxclipse and EclipseLink. > > I don't know why it isn't more clear :(
No worries. Setting the assignee inbox so JDT sees this.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 350000 ***
Just to clarify: There is a completion engine that does what you describe. It's called "subwords completion" and can be installed from [1]. You may also have a look at this blog post [2]. [1] http://eclipse.org/recommenders/download/ [2] http://code-recommenders.blogspot.no/2012/07/code-recommenders-10-code-completion-on.html