Does anyone know a keyboard shortcut to close all tabs except for the current one in Visual Studio? And while we're at it, the shortcut for closing all tabs? Is there a Resharper option for this? I've looked in the past and have never been able to find it.
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In order to close all documents:
Tools->Customize...->Keyboard..->Environment->Keyboard
There I've mapped command Window.CloseAllDocuments to Alt+Ctrl+F4
I follow aarojensen's method, but put it in the file menu (right click on the menu and select customize). Then Alt-F-B closes all but the current.
If you find yourself using "Close all but this" too often, you can also try Tools \ Options \ Environment \ Documents \ [x] Reuse current document window, if saved. Combined with ReSharper's Recent Edits (ctrl-, or ctrl-e depending on keymap) you can avoid having too much open documents all the time and still quickly navigate between recently opened.
Quick answer: ALT+-+A
Tested on Visual Studio 2013. On the window that you want to keep open press ALT+-, this will open the window top left menu, then press A to close all windows but the current one.
Sara Ford has a lot of tips like these about Visual Studio
Here's one that references what aaronjensen said about File.CloseAllButThis:
http://blogs.msdn.com/saraford/archive/2008/01/08/did-you-know-you-can-close-all-but-this-on-files-in-the-file-tab-channel.aspx
I don't think there is one by default, but you can go to Tools>Options>Environment>Keyboard and bind a key to File.CloseAllButThis.
I use ctrl+alt+w