stevech 
WinAVR and Studio
Each time I run AVRstudio, it opens the 15 or so source code files for whom the windows were not all closed when last I exited Studio.
Is there a way to either
1) Close all on exiting Studio
2) Close all upon mouse command
3) Open none on startup of Studio?
stevech WinAVR and StudioEach time I run AVRstudio, it opens the 15 or so source code files for whom the windows were not all closed when last I exited Studio.
Is there a way to either
1) Close all on exiting Studio
2) Close all upon mouse command
3) Open none on startup of Studio?
stu_san 
I read it the first time you posted. I know of no "official" way to do it.
The extremely BF&I (Brute Force and Ignorance (tm)) method is to hack the project file. It's in an HTML-like format. It wouldn't be hard to write a cygwin/bash script to strip out the files that are "up".
The following is a bash script I hacked to "prettify" an AVR Studio project file (*.aps):
#
#
cat $1 |
sed -e '
/>]*>//
/^<.*/>/
p
bloop
:done
}' |
sed -e 's/^[ ]*//' |
awk 'BEGIN {nexti=0;indent=0;}
/<[^\/]/ {nexti++;}
/<[^\/].*\/>/ {nexti--;}
/^<\// {indent--;}
/<\// {nexti--;}
{str="";
for (i = 0; i < indent; i++)
str = str " ";
print str, $0
indent = nexti;
}'
I believe you will find that the displayed files are at the end of the file, with the format:
00000 MPB.c 259 00001 MPB.h 257
Sorry, that's the only idea I have.
Stu