I wanted to run a bat file in which it can import preferences from a location (which was exported manually). I searched for the command which would import preferences but, could not find any.
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Backstory: I was looking for something similar and, a few tabs back, I've stumbled on a "half-an-answer"/alternative solution. Even if the thread is old might still turn in handy ...
In this page the author talks about using
-pluginCustomization
parameter inside theeclipse.ini
fileThe
plugin_customization.ini
file is similar to the*.epf
file, same variables minus the/instance/
prefix (maybe because this way they are interpreted/applied at product(eclipse) level and not as per-workspace preferences).There is no existing code to do this. You would have to write an Eclipse headless application that does something like this:
See the source of the import preferences page
org.eclipse.ui.internal.wizards.preferences.WizardPreferencesImportPage1
for an example.