Eclipse Default color (includes recovery file and recovery method)

Reprint: http://blog.csdn.net/w174504744/article/details/8672679

Many engage in the development of the students at first do not like the default Eclipse white background color, to go online to find a lot of black and dark color of the various Eclipse color and import, and then found that it is not suitable for their own, to find the default EPF file restore the default configuration but have been unable to find. This article is to solve this problem and drip!

The first thing to do is to turn off eclipse, and then just go through a simple 4 step to restore the default color.

The first step is to extract the. Setting compression package, which is an unaltered original color file, not a EPF file;

The second step is to find the workspace directory for Eclipse, which is workspace, to find the ". Metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime" in this directory, There is also a. setting folder where all the files are deleted;

In the third step, all the files in the extracted setting folder are copied to the directory you just deleted;

Fourth, start eclipse, it will be the same as the time you installed Eclipse, it will create a default directory itself, if you are now the directory is created by yourself, click File–switch workspace–other ..., point Browse ... Just choose the directory you created yourself.

Well, the goal is achieved.

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