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.
Go to package Explorer , select all the projects then go to Project -> Close Project. This will close all the projects.So next time when you start Eclipse, it will not load all the projects and it will response earlier than before.
To open multiple Eclipse windows using the same workspace, select Window→ New Window. It's a good idea to use this technique if you want to work in two different perspectives (such as the Java and Debug perspectives) at the same time in different windows.
Press Alt + - to open the system menu, and then press C to close the view.
Same in eclipse , we have ctrl + W for closing current file.
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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