Motodev won't lookup methods - can it be configured to do so?

I am using Motodev, an Eclipse-based development tool for Java ME / Motorola. The problem is when you type a line of code that has a method, such as:

super.

It doesnt give options of what methods it has available?

How do I configure it to do this?

Or I'm guessing the ins开发者_开发知识库tructions for eclipse would work the same.

@android_king22 MOTODEV Studio should work just like Eclipse does. Pressing '.' or ctrl-space should bring up the list of suggestions. What context are you typing 'super'? Are you able to build your project (i.e. is the SDK path correct)?

Is there a folder inside your SDK called "platforms/android-X/sources"? This is a common workaround to a particularly ugly problem in Eclipse where it takes 20-30 seconds for auto-complete to work. If you do have this folder but no actual source inside, it could be preventing the auto-complete mechanism from working.

You must enable "Java Proposals" and "Java Type Proposals" in Preferences|Java|Editor|Content assist|Advanced

"super" calls a method in the superclass of whatever object you are currently using. If no method is available (or your current class is not a subclass), then it won't show anything. However, if there are methods available, it will automatically show (if you have Intellisense on).