Fiet Vujagig
January 19th, 2008, 10:59 AM
Hello,
I switched my R60 Thinkpad to Ubuntu some weeks ago and now installed the Eclipse IDE with Synaptic. Everything seems fine when I program Java, but after several attempts to fix it on my own, I still can't get the auto-completion feature to work. I reinstalled Eclipse, installed the java API, tried some other settings at the auto-completion - management and finally switched back to the original settings but noting helped.
When i hit ctrl - space, the popup shows, but it only says: "no default proposals". It neither works for native java-objects nor with self-written classes. It doesn't show anything, no possible methods or class members or local variables.
Any insight or link to help me further would be appreciated.
Greetings
Fiet
I switched my R60 Thinkpad to Ubuntu some weeks ago and now installed the Eclipse IDE with Synaptic. Everything seems fine when I program Java, but after several attempts to fix it on my own, I still can't get the auto-completion feature to work. I reinstalled Eclipse, installed the java API, tried some other settings at the auto-completion - management and finally switched back to the original settings but noting helped.
When i hit ctrl - space, the popup shows, but it only says: "no default proposals". It neither works for native java-objects nor with self-written classes. It doesn't show anything, no possible methods or class members or local variables.
Any insight or link to help me further would be appreciated.
Greetings
Fiet