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Easily Open Existing Non-Eclipse Project in Eclipse?

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Alright, this has caused me enough grief. The answer may be dead simple, but I need some help.

I figured it would be simple to open an existing project in Eclipse, but I'm having quite a time actually making this work. I don't want to change where it's located. I don't want to pull a bunch of strings to get Eclipse to point to it. I just want to take the project directory from where it is now and open it in Eclipse.

Is there any way to do this?

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user456584 Avatar asked Feb 03 '23 18:02

user456584


1 Answers

Not sure that I entirely follow, but here's my general routine for creating projects in Eclipse.

  1. I go to File > New > Project and pick out what sort of project I want, and hit Next.

  2. I enter the name I want to use for the project, and the path where I want to store it. I never store stuff in my workspace folder.

  3. For projects with existing code, I just put the path to the existing folder, and Eclipse just imports the code.

Hoping that answers your question, but if not let me know.

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muffinista Avatar answered Feb 06 '23 14:02

muffinista