When editing a multi-part project (like a Python project with several modules), I frequently forget to save a module's file before running the main program again. So I have to either ctl-shift-S, then retry, or go back to the changed tab, save, back to the main, and try again.

Would it be difficult to implement a way, such that, on execute, all changed tabs get saved? I considered:

Adding an option in the build command lines
Implement a %-variable (say %! or so) which does the saving, and can be included in the build command

Or maybe I'm just missing something?

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