What is missing in eclipse?

Question

Eclipse

I decided to start developing functionality that eclipse users lack.
Gathered together my notes and notes from the IntelliJ IDEA repository . The result is the following wish-list:

1. Eclipse tips plug-in (tip of the day)
   On startup, a tip of the day will appear: a useful shortcut, view, or setting. Users will be able to add and vote for tips on the site.
   
2. Regular Expression Tester
   Analogue in IDEA . Finishing work, I hope to add to the Eclipse Marketplace soon.
   
3. String manipulations
   Analog in IDEA
   
4. Breakpoint grouping
   Ability to group breakpoints into groups. I can’t say yet with confidence about the possibility of extending the standard java view.
   
5. Reveal in finder/explorer
   Add the "Reveal" button to the context menu.
   

Your opinion is interesting, what is missing in eclipse, from a small button, to its editors and additional refactorings.

Answer 1

Missing in the quick fix for this case is

the "Add all superconstructors" option.

Answer 2

The first point against the background of others is doubtful. Personally, I have never read tips, but if I were given the choice of “either a plugin from 1 point, or something else”, I would choose something else. From myself priority: 4, 3, 2, 5, 1.

Answer 3

2. There is Eclipse Regexp (probably some others too)
3. String manipulations, it's similar to the AnyEdit plugin
4. There is a grouping of breakpoints, these are special working sets.
Although I have never had so many of them that I had to artificially group them. There is also a grouping by type, file, project, etc.
5. Eclipse Explorer , it seems there were more similar ones