If I deleted a file opened in the IDE, then first the IDE asks that the file is deleted, do you want to save it, and then when I close it again asks if I want to save it. I deleted the file and wanted it to simply disappear in the IDE, but since this is not correct, at least without questions an asterisk appeared that the file was not saved. That is, to delete an unnecessary example, I need to expand the IDE again, close the tab and then delete it. In all cases, this is inconvenient.
The file has been deleted, you want to close it without saving?
Yes No Cancel
Yes - close, I do not need the file, I deleted it so that it does not exist.
No - a window for saving the file crashes with the ability to change the name and folder for saving ... Perhaps someone will need it.
Cancel - leave the file open and unsaved, the user himself decides to close it or not.
This dialog gives everyone the opportunity to make a choice in one click.