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Summary:
The autocompletion for adding methods of protocols or superclasses to a class is not context-sensitive and does not respect already typed keywords like func

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a Protocol like the following
protocol A {
	func method()
}

2. Create a Class that shall conform to this protocol. e.g.
class B: A {
}

3. Type func meth inside the classes body
4. Xcode Autocompletion suggests to autocomplete meth to method()
5. Accept the Autocompletion
6. Xcode replaces meth with 
func method() {
	<#code#>
}
7. The now existing class body is as follows
class B: A {
	func func method() {
		<#code#>
	}
}

Expected Results:
Xcode should detect that func was already typed and only replace meth with method() {}

Actual Results:
Xcode adds a second func keyword to the method declaration and the file does not compile anymore

Version:
Xcode 6.0 (6A280e)

Notes:
Workaround: Simply delete the additional keywords or start by typing the method name and not func