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Eclipse : How to terminate all applications at once?

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is there some way to terminate all (Java) applications launched with Eclipse at once?

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Touko Avatar asked Oct 29 '09 14:10

Touko


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1 Answers

Open the debug view, select all, and click the big red box (or right-click and select "Terminate").

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Jonathan Feinberg Avatar answered Oct 29 '22 22:10

Jonathan Feinberg