Eclipse Theme Management

The Eclipse development environment by default is black on the white, see colleague's Xcode set in the black gray background is very good-looking, went to the internet to check a bit. Discover eclipse can also set themes.

Method 1: You can download from Eclipse marketplace

Please visit here:http://eclipsecolorthemes.org/?view=plugin

You can see the interface when you get in.

http://eclipsecolorthemes.org/This site offers a number of well-configured color themes, with XML and EPF two formats, whichever you like to download. I downloaded the. epf file and downloaded it down after file->import->general->preferences-> find your. epf file->finish. You'll find that Eclipse's editing environment becomes the kind you want. But here's the problem, how do you get back to the way it was?

Refer to the following blog post:

http://my.oschina.net/ljhUncle/blog/42988

found that if so, too much trouble, need to delete the entire project, not reliable.

This answer is also referenced:

Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/186118/eclipse-fonts-and-background-color

Found a plugin to download.

The default theme can be restored by Window->preferences->general->apperance->color Theme->default after you update the site with Method 2.

Method 2: Update through the site

Eclipse:help->install New software->work with:update site-http://eclipse-color-theme.github.com/update

Myeclipse:help->myeclipse confrontation Center->software->add site-> input Name:color Theme,URL:http:// eclipse-color-theme.github.com/update-> Click ok-> under Eclipse Color theme under personal sites to right add to Profile-> wait five minutes to install plug-in time, click on the lower right corner of apply changes

An error occurred during the installation, but it seems to be fine, and it's a bit strange to have it installed smoothly.

You will need to restart eclipse after installation. Open Window->preferences->general->apperance->color Theme after reboot (no option is not installed before plugin)

The interface is as follows:

There are several themes for you to choose from, you can import your own theme files, you can restore the default appearance, I think Obsidian is the most suitable for programming.