Sublime Text 3 Plugin: Close all saved tabs

closesaved.py

# Place inside Data\Packages\User
# Run: view.run_command("close_saved") 
import sublime
import sublime_plugin


class CloseSavedCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
    def run(self, edit):
        activeWindow = sublime.active_window()
        views = sublime.Window.views(activeWindow)
        for each in views:
            if each.is_dirty() == False:     
                print("Dirty: " + str(each.is_dirty()))
                print("Closing " + each.file_name())
                each.close()

Tab Context.sublime-menu

[
  { "caption": "-" },
  { "command": "close_saved", "caption": "Close Saved Files" }
]

Thank you for this handy script. I had to fix a minor bug in the code to make it work.

#  Place the two files - closesaved.py and Tab Context.sublime-menu files inside Data\Packages\User.
# Data\Packages\User folder can be open from Preferences -> Browse packages
# To view the output of the script press Ctrl + `
# To execute the script, right click on any tab and select "Close Saved Files" in the context menu.
# Run: view.run_command("close_saved") 

import sublime
import sublime_plugin


class CloseSavedCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
    def run(self, edit):
        activeWindow = sublime.active_window()
        views = sublime.Window.views(activeWindow)
        for each in views:
            if each.is_dirty() == False:     
                # print("Dirty: " + str(each.is_dirty())) - DOn't need this as we know that file is not dirty.
                if each.file_name() != None:
                    print("Closing " + each.file_name())
                    each.close()
                	

Thank you for this handy script. I had to fix a minor bug in the code to make it work.

You're welcome, friend. I'm glad you found it useful. Also thank you for the bug fix!