I switched to Eclipse Juno for android development recently.When I press \"ctrl+space\" to see available proposals.But it shows \"No Default Proposals\".
Simply do a Project> Clean and then restart Eclipse. I had the same issue
be sure your are in a java Perspective and that your project is reconized as an Android project maybe
I have the same problem; it occurred after I upgraded to Juno.
My fix: - Window->Preferences->Java->Editor->Content Assist->Advanced - explicitly check Java Proposals - Apply
That fixed it for me. (I don't know why Restore Defaults does not set this, seems like it should but it didn't work for me)
Try restoring the Restore Default
options in
Windows > Preferences > Java > Editor > Content Assist > Advanced > Restore Default
See image clearly at below.
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Hope it helps you.!!
Change workspace and try it now. It works fine for me.