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Close projects not in working set [message #332397]

Mon, 20 October 2008 21:33

demi

Messages: 7
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I have a workspace with several related projects. However, at any given
moment in time, I only need to be working on a small subset of these
projects. So in order to speed up compiles, I close all the unnecessary
projects.

I'm looking for a way to simplify this process so I don't have to keep
selecting each project I want to close, and then open at a later time.

Working sets are nice. I can define different ones. However, even if
your project is not in the current working set, it will attempt to
compile, which is worse, because you can't see it.

What would be real neat would be a feature to close all projects in the
workspace that are not in the current working set. I looked around but
couldn't find anything like that.

Does anyone know if something like that exists?

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Re: Close projects not in working set [message #332413 is a reply to message #332397]

Tue, 21 October 2008 07:04

Remy Suen

Messages: 462
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

demi wrote:
> What would be real neat would be a feature to close all projects in the
> workspace that are not in the current working set.

How would you define "current"?

> I looked around but
> couldn't find anything like that.
> Does anyone know if something like that exists?

Couldn't you just select all working sets, deselect yours, then use
'Close Project' from the context menu?

Remy

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