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Here are the ways to get the relevant path from the Internet (not all tried, for reference only):

1. Get the path to a PLUGIN:

Platform.getbundle ("Mypluginid"). GetLocation ().

After Eclipse uses OSGi, it seems to be able to:

Activator.getdefault (). Getbundle (). GetLocation (). (provided that the plugin has Activator this class. This class inherits the ECLIPSE's Plugin Class)

Eclipse seems to be using OSGi before it looks like this:

Myplugin.getdefault (). Getbundle (). GetLocation (). (provided that the plugin has myplugin this class. This class inherits the ECLIPSE's Plugin Class)

2. Get Workspace path:P latform.getlocation (); Or

Resourcesplugin.getworkspace (); It seems like

Platform.getinstancelocation () is also possible

3. Get the ECLIPSE installation path

Platform.getinstalllocation ();

4. Obtain the absolute path from the plugin:

Aaaaplugin.getdefault (). Getstatelocation (). Makeabsolute (). ToFile (). GetAbsolutePath ()

Get Project from a file:

Iprojectproject= ((IFile) O). Getproject ();

Get the full path through the file:

Stringpath= ((IFile) O). GetLocation (). Makeabsolute (). ToFile (). GetAbsolutePath ();

Get the root of the whole Workspace:

Iworkspacerootroot=resourcesplugin.getworkspace (). Getroot ();

To find a resource from the root:

Iresourceresource=root.findmember (NewPath (containername));

To find resources from bundles:

Bundlebundle=platform.getbundle (pluginID);

Urlfullpathstring=bundleutility.find (Bundle,filepath);

Get Appliactionworkspace:

Platform.aslocalurl (Product_bundle.getentry (")). GetPath ()). GetAbsolutePath ();

Get Runtimeworkspace:

Platform.getinstancelocation (). GetURL (). GetPath ();

To get an edit file from the editor

Ieditorparteditor= ((Defaulteditdomain) (Parent.getviewer (). Geteditdomain ())). Geteditorpart ();

Ieditorinputinput=editor.geteditorinput ();

if (inputinstanceofifileeditorinput) {

Ifilefile= ((ifileeditorinput) input). GetFile ();

}

Get the absolute path to the plugin:

Filelocator.resolve (Builduiplugin.getdefault (). Getbundle (). Getentry ("/")). GetFile ();