Consider the following source: <code> class X { public Object foo() { int y = doBar("a"); System.out.println("Bar done: " + y); return makeBaz(y, new HashSet<String,String>()); } // (cursor is here) } </code> When I press Ctrl-I (Implement methods) at the indicated point, it seems a very nice idea to me to include suggestions to implement int doBar(String arg) and Object makeBaz(int arg1, HashSet<String,String> arg2) with stubs. Otherwise, if I do a lot of wishful thinking, I have to either write a lot of stubs by hand or press 'create method ....' on a lot of unresolved references. If this is contradictory to your understanding of what Ctrl-I should do (maybe, only unimplemented methods from super?), I'd be as happy if there was an action 'unresolved members...' in the 'Generate..' menu (Alt-Ins).