Save all? Is there a "save all" feature?

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In Komodo 10, is there a way to save all open files? Thanks

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Yes, you can set a keybinding for it under Preferences > Key Bindings. You can also use File > Save All. And lastly, you can also use the toolbar button by enabling it via right clicking the toolbar and hitting “Customize”.

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Ah, I don’t have access to those menus, per the other thread. I think we can count this thread as resolved, as this probably just depends on my being able to access the “Preferences”.

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@arnoldbird,

You can access preferences through the Ctrl + , key binding now.

  • Carey
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You may have misstyped that comment. Ctrl + what? I think a character is missing from your comment.

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@arnoldbird, did you try the key binding? It’s not a typo. It’s Ctrl + comma. If it’s not working then I assume you’re using a custom keybinding set which would prevent you from getting the new key bindings set.

  • Carey
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Ah, I misunderstood. Ctrl + comma does indeed open the Preferences. That is a breakthrough. I can now access the Key Bindings, but I can’t figure out how the GUI for the Key Bindings works. I found Save All via the search feature, but can’t figure out how to change the Key Sequence for Save All.

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Click in the New Key Sequence field and then do the keybinding sequence you want.

  • Carey
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It might be better to let us type the sequence in. As in, actually type out C t r l etcetera, rather than do the sequence. Right now the sequence I want to do is something that in Ubuntu has the effect of closing the preferences window. So I would have to go and undo that in Ubuntu, etc. Maybe you could present a checkbox to give us the option of typing in the sequence? I imagine that would be a substantial programming task, hrrm. Perhaps not worth the benefit.

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To be frank, I can’t imagine anyone actually wanting this.

Again, have you tried it yet? I believe (don’t know for sure because I haven’t ever looked at that specific code) that that field overrides any available keybindings so you can enter anything you want. The sequence will not be interpreted to a command so existing bindings don’t matter. It will warn you if the sequence is already in use.

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