java - How to programmatically retrieve information like language, OS, Architecture, etc. regarding the current project -


I am very new to the intelliJ plugin development and I was wondering if there is a possibility to get some information about the current project (

or existing edited file better).

  • Language (for example Java, Groovy, etc.)

  • For Java projects, Where Intel is running the architecture of the machine (such as X86, X64, etc.) and OS (Windows XP, Linux Ubuntu, Mac OS X etc.)

    • I am expanding a DumbAwareAction and in action (AnAEVEEVEVE event) method found me something like this: 

      project project = event.getData (PlatformDataKeys.PROJECT);

    ... but I have not received such information here.

    Community version source code quickly helped write the following: 

      SDK project Sdk = ProjectRootManager.getInstance (project) .getSdk ();

    For the module: 

      SDK module SDK = ((Modularroot Manager Impulse) module Rootnener.stustinstance (module)). GetSdk ();

    Can not say anything about architecture or language


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