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In Eclipse 3.6, I can’t seem to get the following content assist template to work:
@Column(name="${cursor}")
Whenever I try ctrl-spc on a start string such as @C it only shows me the usual type completions, no additional entries (like the one I see when starting a for for instance). The help seems to be light on detail on how the pattern should look. Is content assist supposed to work for annotations? If so, how?
Make the template without the
@… such that you typeco<crtl-spc>and then let generate@Column(name="${cursor}").