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The most common development tools for programmers are: Eclipse,myeclipse and idea, and the small partners who have used it should know that it has a black theme (which is also the most popular subject for programmers), because black themes don't look like white themes. At the same time it will be more force will be higher. But the small partner of Eclipse and MyEclipse will be distressed, this article is mainly to solve the problems of Eclipse and myeclipse black theme, using idea's small partner can skip this article ^_^ ...

Way One: Download a new version of Eclipse
2017 official Website Latest version: Eclipse OXYGEN
You can check out your eclipse dark this option, and if you do, you don't need to download a new version of

Operation Steps:
1. "Window"-> "Preferences"-> "General"-> "appearance"

2. After reboot: "Window"-> "Preferences"-> "General"-> "appearance"

3.OK, finished ...

If the sensory editing area (the large area of the editing code) is not good-looking, there are two ways to modify it at the end of this article

mode two: MyEclipse14 version
MyEclipse version 10 and 14 is a more stable version, I use 14 version. Since MyEclipse14 has no black theme, the following provides another way to modify the theme.

1. The link below downloads the Dark Juno theme, which modifies the color of all myeclipse views, and the toolbar becomes a dark theme.
Https://github.com/downloads/rogerdudler/eclipse-ui-themes/com.github.eclipsecolortheme.themes_1.0.0.201207121019.zip
After the download of this topic package is complete, extract it to the dropins subdirectory of the Eclipse installation directory.

2. Restart Eclipse and select the menu "Preferences"-> "General"-> "appearance" and select Dark Juno theme

mode three: manual configuration
If the company is not connected to the extranet and cannot copy, then only manually configure the
1. Edit area Color configuration (Configure yourself according to your preferences)
"Window"-> "Preferences"-> "Editors"-> "Text Editors"

2. Console background Color configuration
"Window"-> "Preferences"-> "Run/debug"

How to modify the editing area color:
One: (recommended)
1. Download http://eclipsecolorthemes.org/to see which is suitable for direct click into

Download the EPF on the right

2. Download Complete ... Open Eclipse (same applies to myeclipse). File-import-general-preferences Select the downloaded EPF theme file

Two:
Already written in the manual configuration above, this is no longer verbose.

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