NB trunk build 200407131800, JDK1.4.2_05 (tested
on Solaris and Linux).

The "Override and Implement Methods" dialog have a
checkbox "Show Abstract Methods Only". I would
await that when this checkbox is checked, only
unimplemented abstract methods are shown in the
dialog (that means only methods that I have to
implement in order to get a non-abstract class).

But, when this checkbox is check, all methods that
were ever abstract in the respective class
hiearchy are shown, even those that are
implemented (and even if the implementation is
marked as final).

I think that when this checkbox is checked, only
not implemented abstract methods should be shown
to the user, as the user need to implement these
methods.

I am attaching an example app, download it, unpack
and open in the IDE. In the overridetest.Main,
invoke the "Override and Implement Methods"
dialog, check the "abstract" checkbox and see what
happens.