No Default Proposal in Eclipse C++ 2022-06
After updating to Eclipse C++ 2022-06 there is No Default Proposals when I press CTRL+Space. See the below image. I went through all posts in SO regarding this issue but nothing helped. The option is enabled, I re-indexed several times the whole project. No change.
BUT:
When I click on a symbol while pressing the CTRL key then the editor jumps to the definition of the symbol, this means, Eclipse knows the symbol but it just for some reasons rejects to show the proposals. Also only clicking on the symbol immediately marks the definition/declaration.
Any idea?
Due to the update Eclipse apperantly messed up the settings. I fixed it like this:
Window | Preferences |
<filter for editor>| C/C++ | Editor | Content Assist | Advanced
Enable Parsing-based Proposals
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