Ctrl + eclipse space (No Default Proposals), new classes created the wizard does not work

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I am currently using Eclipse Luna as soon as I performed the update (SVN) on my application and created a new class, simply my attributes along with the eclipse auto complete (CTRL + Space) no longer work.

What intrigues me most is that in all other classes in which I perform ctrl +space in some object/attribute/variable the same works!

It just doesn’t work when I create new classes.

I’ve already erased the .metadata of work space and I got no result, just as I checked the option (Java Proposals and Java Non-type-Proposals) in Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Publisher -> Content Assist -> Advanced, but I got no result.

Does anyone know what the hell might be going on?

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    Already tried to write everything manually and check if Eclipse returns any error?

  • yes, but no error is returned @Mutley.

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    If you have not written anything and try to use auto complete, it fails to return what you want most of the time. But if you write the first letter, it already gives some results.

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Problem solved.

I ended up creating another Workspace and downloading my project by SVN again and "magically" the code Assistant get back to working properly.

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