When invoking CC to generate a constructor, the only option provided is that of a "default" (no-argument) constructor,
even when the superclass has no such constructor.  The result is generated code that does not compile.

It would be great if the CC would scan the superclass for all constructors, including those with parameters, and provide
CC options for constructors of the current class with the same parameters.  The resulting code would provide automatic
pass-through of the arguments to a generated call to the appropriate super(...) constructor.

For instance:

public class TestParent {
    private String s;

    TestParent(String s) {
        this.s = s;
    }
}

public class TestChild extends TestParent {
    | (*code-completion invoked*)
+-----------------------------------------+
| * TestChild(String) - generate          |
| o clone() - override             Object |
| o equals(Object) - override     boolean |
| o finalize() - override            void |
| ...                                     |
+-----------------------------------------+
}

Selecting the first option would generate:

public class TestChild extends TestParent {
    public TestChild(String s) {
        super(s);
    }
}