"Implement behavior method" bug

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I have concept (TestImplement1) that extends BaseConcept and implements ScopeProvider
When i press Ctrl+i (Cmd+i) i see empty list of methods to implement (1st screenshot)
Then i create interface concept and there i create "public virtual abstract string getTest1()" and make my concept implement this interface concept.
When i hit "Implement behavior method" there i see only my abstract method (2nd screenshot)

P.S. im using mac version MPS 3.2 (build 139.2225) (last screen)
P.P.S. I'v attached project file here

2015-04-06 04-06-15 Select Behavior Methods to Implement.png

2015-04-06 04-04-12 Select Behavior Methods to Implement.png

2015-04-06 04-10-09 TestImplement1 - Project1 - [~ MPSProjects Project1].png

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Hi,

I noticed the same issue. It seems that you can use ctrl+i to implement behavior methods of InterfaceConcepts in your own workspace. Otherwise, it seems that you have to use ctrl+o.
However, I agree with you that this is a bit odd.

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I'v received answer from developers:

Artem Tikhomirov  06 Apr 2015, 13:17
Methods of ScopeProvider are not abstract, i.e. do not force implementers of the interface to provide implementation (see https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/MPSD32/Behavior). There's implementation with 'no scope' default. That's why you don't see them in the list to implement, but only in the list to override, Cmd-O. Personally, I'm not sure this is 100% right, and I see why it may be confusing, but that's the way it's now. Please re-open as usability fix if you think it should be changed.
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