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With JDT included in Eclipse 19-06 M1, using the quick action 'Add missing case statements' will generate unordered case statements. For example, with this enum: public enum ENodeIndex { TIP, LEFT, MIDDLE, RIGHT } The generated code is: switch (index) { case LEFT: break; case MIDDLE: break; case RIGHT: break; case TIP: break; default: break; } I think it would be better to keep the enum order.
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Hello, I also encounter this issue, I think the 'Add missing case statements' action should keep the enum order. But, as it's a matter of point of view, there should be an option in the preferences to keep the current behavior (i.e. alphabetical order).
