Mark’s solution is what I wanted.
I have found that the File->Switch
Workspace->Other method is not always accurate.
- John
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Are you wanting to determine this programmatically, or
interactively?
If
the latter, just go to File > Switch Workspace > Other... and your
current workspace should be displayed there.
If
you're wanting to do this in code, the following probably works (n.b. I haven't
tested this):
ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot().getLocation()
HTH,
David
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Can the Eclipse IDE tell me what workspace I’m currently using?
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