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Eclipse intellisense with Android SDK

I am using the latest version of the Android SDK (2.1-update1 - level 7), but I find that intellisense is pretty bad in Eclipse. Is it just me or is anyone else having problems with intellisense with the Android SDK?

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Configure Eclipses content support, go to Settings> Java> Editor> Content Assist> Advanced. Make sure Other Java Suggestions is checked.

http://www.mkyong.com/java/content-assist-ctrl-space-is-not-working-eclipse/

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I had the same problem with ADT, here is how I solved it:

  • Follow the link: Windows> Preferences> Java> Editor> Content Assist> Advanced

  • Then check everything Java says.

  • Solved!

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There are also no problems. If i write

LinearLayout layout = new LinearLayout(this);

And then

 layout.

There are many suggestions. You must enter until you get the point. After the point you will receive these offers :)

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in fact, you don’t even need to press Ctrl + Space - the sentence should appear after entering ".". and

to make sure: do you know that you need to install the ADT plugin for Eclipse in addition to the Android SDK when developing in Eclipse?

ADT Plugin for Eclipse

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try this : instead of running only on "." it starts for all letters

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if none of these works tries this: Window → Settings → General keys in the text of the type "filter type": content support select and change the binding to whatever you want

I did it in CTR + TAB in my case

Your computer may be using CTR + SPACE for other programs.

CHEERS

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