I am trying to create a hello-world program here to check my android installation. But the problem is that our good old eclipse auto-import feature using ctrl + space just doesn't work. I believe that from my point of view there were several problems with the installation. Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated.
This link helped me. In particular, I had to do: Go Preferences> Java> Editor> Content Assist> Advanced Make sure that "Other Java offers" are checked (and all other Java materials)
@mindReader
Maybe on your computer ctrl + space is busy with the lanaguage option. I am in this case. After I changed ctrl + space to change the language to shift + space.
I have a loving autocomplete in ADT under ubuntu, hope this helps you ~
This is not exactly what you are looking for, but anyway. This will automatically complete your import:Ctrl + Shift + O
I had the same problem. This is how I solved it.
In Eclipse, go to
Window → Settings → Java → Editor → Content Assist → Advanced
And check the boxes labeled "Java Suggestions" and click "Apply."
This solved my problem. Hope this helps.
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