Project: JDT
Bug 98344 smart completion for anonymous inner type of abstract inner class missing methods
Reported: 2005-06-03 14:30:40 | Status: verified fixed

I'm using Eclipse 3.1 RC1. First I input the following class into Eclipse: public class Test { abstract class Foo { abstract void doSomething(); } void bar() { Foo f = new Foo(); } } The class does not compile because Foo is abstract. If I put the cursor between the parens of the Foo() constructor call and hit CTRL+SPACE, it brings up an "Override/Implement Methods" dialog box, but in that dialog box I only see the methods for java.lang.Object, not the expected Foo.doSomething() method. If Foo is a separate top-level class and not an inner class, the Foo.doSomething() method shows up in the dialog as expected. It also works if I add an open and close curly brace before the semicolon, and then go to the Source menu and choose Override/Implement Methods.

Files changed in fix:
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/text/java/AnonymousTypeCompletionProposal.java