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Eclipse label to declare a variable name as a method parameter

Let's say we had such a variable:

byte[] someByteArray;

And a prototype method like this:

public void someMethodRequiringString(String someByteArray);

And then we wanted to call our method in our byte array:

someMethodRequiringString(someByteArray);

Now we understand that our method requires String instead. Let them also say that we already had a conversion function in a Util package called convertFromByteArrayToString (). What is the best way to get from

someMethodRequiringString(someByteArray);

to

someMethodRequiringString(Util.convertFromByteArrayToString(someByteArray));

My way is to place the cursor in front of someByteArray and type Util., Press CTRL + Space and Eclipse to suggest a method name for the conversion function. But, as soon as I press "Enter" to select this function, I get something like this:

 someMethodRequiringString(Util.convertFromByteArrayToString(bytearray)someByteArray);

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