GString auto-completion does not add braces

I have code like this:

class A {
  def b = {
    def x = 1
    println "The value is ."
  }
}

If I place the cursor before the "." in the printed string and hit Ctrl+Space, I get "x" as one of the (many) suggestions for completion. If I select "x", that line will now look like this:

println "The value is x."

I would expect it to have looked like this:

println "The value is ${x}."

It doesn't really make sense to me to print out the name of a variable (or method) selected from the suggested completions. It makes more sense that the completion would add the "$

", so that the value of the variable or method is printed. It might then be useful to keep the cursor inside the closing brace to allow a more complex expression to be entered, but with the option to hit Tab to move the cursor after the closing brace.

This suggested behaviour is a little different from the unwanted closing brace I reported in GRECLIPSE-1172, as there I typed the opening brace and had the option to automatically close braces turned off, while here I didn't type the opening brace and expect a little "GString expression template" to be inserted by the content assist feature.