wondering why autocompletion has so many choices.

I'm not sure that is possible because how does it know what your intentions are. For example you may do uis.getSomeOtherObject().getAnotherOne().getOneThatReturnsAnInt()
or
uis.instanceVariable.getSomeIntValue()

I'm not saying that is good code but i've seen a lot of people do it. I've also typed uis.getStringObject() and then wrapped an Integer.intValue() around it to be

Integer.intValue(uis.getStringObject());

I don't really want the ide out smarting me :)

Try using the smart complete (CtrlShiftSpace) instead of the
auto-complete. It does exactly what you're asking for.

Vil.

"Peter Kellner" <peter@Peterkellner.net> wrote in message
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I was wondering why when I type something like:

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tt.getSize(uis.);

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and I'm at the point of typing the period afer uis, I get lots of choices.

If getSize only excepts int's (for example), it would be nice if the list of
possible completions for uis. only showed me methods that returned int.
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-Peter