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Is there an easy way to tell if a Java project is written in a specific IDE? Seems to me like Java projects made by a specific IDE will not be totally transparent to another IDE so it is important to know beforehand which IDE the project was created with.
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Eclipse projects save out
.projectand.classpathNetBeans saves out
.nbprojectIntelliJ can use file-based
.iws, .ipr and .imlor directory based.idea