Bug 66170 Different implementation of method override - ctrl+space vs Override/Implement method dialog [code manipulation]
I'm in a class that extends Wizard. Seems strange (wrong) to me that when I type "createp" and ctrl+space in the editor I get: public void createPageControls(Composite pageContainer) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } But when I use the Source > Override/Implement Methods... to get the dialog and select createControl I get: public void createPageControls(Composite pageContainer) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub super.createPageControls(pageContainer); } Why no super in the ctrl+space generation of the overridden method? If by design it seems confusing by design (the inconsistency). This 3.0 behavior is consistent with what happens in 2.1 - but not sure if that means it is right. Feels wrong.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.tests/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/ui/tests/core/CodeCompletionTest.java
ICompilationUnit cu= pack1.createCompilationUnit("A.java", contents, false, null);
		IEditorPart part= EditorUtility.openInEditor(cu);
		try {
			String str= "//here";
			int offset= contents.indexOf(str);
			ResultCollector collector= new ResultCollector();
			collector.reset(offset, cu.getJavaProject(), cu);
			collector.setViewer(null);
			collector.setReplacementLength(0);
			collector.setPreventEating(true);
			cu.codeComplete(offset, collector);
			JavaCompletionProposal[] proposals= collector.getResults();
			JavaCompletionProposal toStringProposal= null;
			for (int i= 0; i < proposals.length; i++) {
				if (proposals[i].getDisplayString().startsWith("toString()")) {
					toStringProposal= proposals[i];
				}
			}
			assertNotNull("no proposal for toString()", toStringProposal);
			IDocument doc= JavaUI.getDocumentProvider().getDocument(part.getEditorInput());
			toStringProposal.apply(doc);
			buf= new StringBuffer();
			buf.append("package test1;\n");
			buf.append("\n");
			buf.append("import java.io.Writer;\n");
			buf.append("\n");
			buf.append("public class A extends Writer {\n");
			buf.append("    public void foo() {\n");
			buf.append("    }\n");