Bug 66843 Generate delegate methods dialog doesn't focus on right field [code manipulation]
if you have several fields MyClass c = null; YourClass b = null; Properties properties = null; And you select 'properties' in your text view, right click it and go to 'source'>'Generate delegate methods' then the MyClass type will be shown at the top, completely opened so that all its methods will be shown. the Properties type is checked correctly though. Would it be difficult, to bring 'Properties' to the top of the dialog? I.e. so that I don't have to scroll past all the methods of MyClass and YourClass (or without me having to collapse both classes first) in order to reach the methods from Properties?
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/dialogs/SourceActionDialog.java
private int fCurrentPositionIndex;
	
	private IDialogSettings fSettings;
	private CompilationUnitEditor fEditor;
	private ITreeContentProvider fContentProvider;
	private boolean fGenerateComment;
	private IType fType;
	private int fWidth, fHeight;
	private String fCommentString;
		
	private int fVisibilityModifier;
	private boolean fFinal;
	private boolean fSynchronized;
	
	private final String SETTINGS_SECTION_METHODS= "SourceActionDialog.methods"; 
	private final String SETTINGS_SECTION_CONSTRUCTORS= "SourceActionDialog.constructors"; 
	
	private final String SETTINGS_INSERTPOSITION= "InsertPosition"; 
	private final String SETTINGS_VISIBILITY_MODIFIER= "VisibilityModifier"; 
	private final String SETTINGS_FINAL_MODIFIER= "FinalModifier"; 
	private final String SETTINGS_SYNCHRONIZED_MODIFIER= "SynchronizedModifier"; 
	private final String SETTINGS_COMMENTS= "Comments"; 
	
	public SourceActionDialog(Shell parent, ILabelProvider labelProvider, ITreeContentProvider contentProvider, CompilationUnitEditor editor, IType type, boolean isConstructor) throws JavaModelException {
		super(parent, labelProvider, contentProvider);
		fEditor= editor;
		fContentProvider= contentProvider;		
		fType= type;
		fCommentString= ActionMessages.getString("SourceActionDialog.createMethodComment"); 
		fWidth= 60;