How to sort methods/members of a Java Class by their usage in Eclipse? [duplicate]

Question

The book CleanCode recomments to sort functions by their call order:

If one function calls another, they should be vertically close, and the caller should be above the callee, if at all possible. This gives the program a natural flow.

I would like to include that order in my cleanup routine. The following example

public void content(){
   primary();
   secondary();
}   

private void secondary(){

}

private void primary(){

};

should be automatically reordered to

public void content(){
   primary();
   secondary();
}

private void primary(){

};

private void secondary(){

}

(This is not the alphabetical order and primary() and secondary() have the same modifiers.)

However, I could not find an Eclipse feature doing so. Eclipse just seems to be able to sort members by their type and not by their usage.

Is there a default feature that I missed or an additional Eclipse plugin that I could install?

(I am not looking or an outline view that provides that order. I would like to change the actual order in the code. This question is not about the pros and cons of changing the code this way.)

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How to specify the order of class members when formatting in Eclipse

Answer 1

Thanks to the comment of ProgrammersBlock I found this plugin in Beta status:

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Recommenders/CleanCodeMethodSorter