I'm traditionally an IDEA user who has recently found NetBeans.  I'm quite
impressed and have started using it as my primary IDE for personal dev (still
using IDEA at work because of the lack of Perforce support).  One place where I
feel like NetBeans doesn't work quite like IDEA is in one aspect of code
completion.  In IDEA if I want to change the call to a given method (or
reference to any other given identifier), I can place the cursor at whatever
point I want in the identifier name, e.g.,:

myObject.setProperty(value);
            ^

and press CTRL-SPACE to see other possible completions for "myObject.set".  So
far this works fine in NetBeans, too.  However, in IDEA once I choose a
completion, e.g., "setName(String name)", I can press the TAB key to replace
whatever is already there with the new completion.  So basically
"myObject.setProperty(value)" would become "myObject.setName()" with the cursor
ready to configure the parameter list:

myObject.setName();
                 ^

This has become a significant part of my workflow in IDEA and I'm having trouble
adjusting to its absence on NetBeans.  I've posted to the nbuser list asking if
it's actually in NetBeans and I just don't know how to use it, but the response
so far has been that it's not part of the feature set.  As a result, I'm creating
this enhancement request.