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While editing my java code if I use the "override method" the default template use the super implementation, the written code is selected and the cursor is at the beginning of this code. Great. But if I use the "implements method" the result of the default "Generated Method Body" which throws an UOE don't set the cursor at the right place and the written code is not selected then it is harder to remove it. Optional question , How to set the cursor if I edit this template ? Regards.