Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbench.saveAll()

org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbench.saveAll()

Save all dirty saveables in the workbench that match the given filter. Opens a dialog to prompt the user if confirm is true. Return true if successful. Return false if the user has canceled the command. @since 3.3 @param shellProvider the provider used to obtain a shell in prompting isrequired. Clients can use a workbench window for this. @param runnableContext a runnable context that will be used to provide aprogress monitor while the save is taking place. Clients can use a workbench window for this. @param filter the filter used to determine if a particular dirty saveableneeds to be saved or null if all dirty saveables should be saved. @param confirm true to ask the user before saving unsavedchanges (recommended), and false to save unsaved changes without asking @return true if the command succeeded, andfalse if the operation was canceled by the user or an error occurred while saving

      String cancelConfirmationQuestion) {
    IWorkbench workbench = PlatformUI.getWorkbench();
    IWorkbenchWindow window = workbench.getActiveWorkbenchWindow();
    RepositorySaveableFilter filter = new RepositorySaveableFilter(
        repository);
    boolean success = workbench.saveAll(window, window, filter, true);
    if (success && cancelConfirmationQuestion != null && filter.isAnythingSaved()){
      // allow the user to cancel the operation to first do something with
      // the newly saved files
      String[] buttons = new String[] { IDialogConstants.YES_LABEL,
          IDialogConstants.NO_LABEL };

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