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[ BUILD # : 200808260201 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.0_07 ] When I choose fix imports, I am sometimes presented with imports in disabled comboboxes. I assume that's because only one package can satisfy the imports needed by the classes in the particular source file. So my question is, why show it if you can't make a choice? In my case, if I delete the imports, then choose fix imports, I get presented with the fix import dialog with comboboxes in a scrollpane. If I'm not careful to scroll it, then I'll potential import the wrong package. It seems that if the "no-choice" comboboxes were removed, it would save real estate and make the the fix imports less error prone.
Sounds fair to me. Ondro, what do you think?
I totally agree with this enhancement.