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Eclipse: How to close multiple windows

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Once you have a bunch (20+) source windows open in Eclipse is there way to close them with clicking all the close buttons on the tabs? It takes a long time and if you double click the middle button it maximises the window instead.

I guess worst case I'll learn to write a plugin that just closes them all, but ideally I want a little list box that I can easily close them in, like the buffer list in emacs or the window list in devstudio.

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justinhj Avatar asked Sep 29 '09 15:09

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Right click one of the source tabs, then click "Close all". This is in Eclipse 3.4, don't know what version it was first available in.

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Kaleb Brasee Avatar answered Oct 03 '22 11:10

Kaleb Brasee