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[ BUILD # : Beta ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.5.0_05 ] I am editing a class, called MyClass. And I am filling the main method: MyClass thiz = new M and press Ctrl-Space. Code Completion propose a lot of classes and interface, byt why it is not proposing at first class names I just typed. I imagine a system where, when for each line code completion is building in his list, it matches with content of Ctrl-L Ctrl-K list, it would appears as first proposals. So we will have the best of both world. Code completion that seems smarter because it first propose what we typed recently. More chance that we will use it in our code. No ? Another Example: Exception ex = new E would propose Exception Date today = new D would propose Date ArrayList = new A would propose ArrayList. ..., ...
*** Issue 66517 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Found this one latter, marked mine as duplicate of this one broke all other requests to other RFE. I would like to know if it's possible to have the last class as the first option, this would improve my productivity. Use case: 1) I'm typing WB - press control+space to get the completion select WebBrowser. 2) I add the name of the instance webby 3) = new and now i write WB again, but instead of having the WebBrowser as my first option i have other classes. 4) I would like to have the last used first in the completion pop-up is this possible ? My rational is that it will be possible to save a few seconds, and also to confuse less the developer, simply code without having to stop to read all the other classes. It should be pretty simple to implement... -DanielMD
I would make it even one-more-step clever: user writes: Exception ex = new and press Ctrl-space, code completion shows classes and highlights Exception. So no need for typing "E" to get this result. Obviously typing "E" should give the same result. This is how that is implemented in VS 2005.
Already fixed.