Description Matt Lavin 2005-11-28 22:24:21 EST

Using 3.2M3, the following steps cause the 'Add unimplemented methods' quick fix to add the wrong methods to my class.

1.  Create a new plug-in project
2.  Add a plugin dependency to 'org.eclipse.team.ui' and save the change.
3.  Add a new class that subclasses 'org.eclipse.team.ui.synchronize.AbstractSynchronizeParticipant' and be sure to un-check the 'Inherited abstract methods' checkbox so that an empty class is created.
4.  Notice that a problem is associated with the file that mentions the missing required methods (this is expected).
5.  Put the cursor on the classname in the editor and use 'Ctrl-1' to bring up the quick fixes and select 'Add unimplemented methods'.

When I follow those steps I get a single method, 'setInitializationData', added to the class which is not the only required method.  'setInitializationData' is actually already implemented by the parent class so it should not be added at all. 

There are other ways to demonstate this problem:

1.  Instead of using the 'Ctrl-1' quickfix thing you can also try to use the Source-> 'Override/Implement Methods...' and notice that the wrong methods are pre-selected (actually even the wrong classes are listed in the dialog, which might be the root of this problem).
2.  Instead of un-selecting the 'Inherited abstract methods' checkbox when the class is created you can leave it selected and notice that it does not create the class with the right methods.

I didn't spend anytime checking whether the problem is related to the project being a plug-in project.  These steps just reflect how I found the problem, so a simpler testcase is probably possible.