[REQ] Close All Read Only Plugin

I'd like to take that one step farther. Close all read only files and
open all writable files in the project or module.

charles decroes wrote:

It would be great to have a plugin that could close all the read only files. I will typically look around at a lot of files and check out the ones I need to change. Then when I'm ready to start I have to manually find all the file that I looked at but did not check out and close them.

I'll see your "close all readonly" + "save" and raise you a
"but don't close any read-only files that have been had their tab(s)
pinned "
(that tab pinning feature must be useful for something)

basically clean up my tabs and save my state

"Brad" <brad@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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I'd like to take that one step farther. Close all read only files and
open all writable files in the project or module.

>

charles decroes wrote:

>

It would be great to have a plugin that could close all the read only

files. I will typically look around at a lot of files and check out the
ones I need to change. Then when I'm ready to start I have to manually find
all the file that I looked at but did not check out and close them.

>
>

Ok so now we just need someone that knows the open api to code this thing up. Anyone....anyone??

I'll see your "close all readonly" + "save" and raise you a
"but don't close any read-only files that have been had their tab(s)
pinned "
(that tab pinning feature must be useful for something)
basically clean up my tabs and save my state

"Brad" <brad@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:c9puhu$gkt$1@is.intellij.net...

>> I'd like to take that one step farther. Close all read only files and
>> open all writable files in the project or module.
>>
>> charles decroes wrote:
>>
>>> It would be great to have a plugin that could close all the read
>>> only
>>>

files. I will typically look around at a lot of files and check out
the ones I need to change. Then when I'm ready to start I have to
manually find all the file that I looked at but did not check out and
close them.

Hi,
Just hint:

FileEditorManager
/**

• @return all opened files. Order of files in the array corresponds to the order of editor tabs.

*/
public abstract VirtualFile[] getOpenFiles();

VirtualFile
/**

• Checks whether this file has write permission. Note that this value may be cached and may differ from

• the write permission of the physical file.

*

• @return <code>true</code> if this file is writable, <code>false</code> otherwise

*/
public abstract boolean isWritable();

Then again
FileEditorManager
/**

• @param file cannot be null

• @return all editors for the specified <code>file</code>

*/
public abstract FileEditor[] getEditors(VirtualFile file);

TIA,
Dmitry