Bug 113178 [IDE] Open Dependant Projects
We deal with ~40 projects for our project and have a complex web of dependancies between them. Occasionally its handy to minimise the number of open projects and the usual approach is to close them all and then open up the ones that are needed and their dependancies. The merry dance involved with openning up the deps, the deps of deps and deps of deps of deps could be REALLY simplified if there was a facility to open all dependancies of a project or group of projects.
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.ide/src/org/eclipse/ui/internal/ide/IDEWorkbenchMessages.java
public static String CleanDialog_buildCleanAuto;
	public static String CleanDialog_buildCleanManual;
	public static String CleanDialog_title;
	public static String CleanDialog_cleanAllButton;
	public static String CleanDialog_cleanSelectedButton;
	public static String CleanDialog_buildNowButton;
	public static String CleanDialog_taskName;
	public static String IDEEncoding_EncodingJob;
	public static String IDEEditorsPreferencePage_WorkbenchPreference_viewsRelatedLink;
	public static String IDEEditorsPreferencePage_WorkbenchPreference_FileEditorsRelatedLink;
    public static String IDEEditorsPreferencePage_WorkbenchPreference_contentTypesRelatedLink;
	public static String IDEWorkspacePreferencePage_WorkbenchPreference_relatedLink;
	public static String WorkbenchEncoding_invalidCharset;
	public static String CopyProjectAction_confirm;
	public static String CopyProjectAction_warning;
	public static String DeleteResourceAction_confirm;
	public static String DeleteResourceAction_warning;
	public static String CopyFilesAndFoldersOperation_confirmMove;
	public static String CopyFilesAndFoldersOperation_warningMove;
	public static String CopyFilesAndFoldersOperation_confirmCopy;
	public static String CopyFilesAndFoldersOperation_warningCopy;
	public static String RenameResourceAction_confirm;
	public static String RenameResourceAction_warning;
	public static String IDE_sideEffectWarning;
	public static String IDE_areYouSure;
	static {
		
		NLS.initializeMessages(BUNDLE_NAME, IDEWorkbenchMessages.class);
	}
}