I always use eclipse’s default theme interface, with a white background, and I will inevitably feel visual fatigue after watching for a long time. So I changed eclipse to another theme color scheme. I thought it would be done in one step. It took several twists and turns to achieve the following effect. Although it is still a bit flawed, it is quite good. Below is a preview of the overall effect.
Let's talk about the specific setting steps. Many on the Internet can only change the text background in the editing area to black, but cannot change the color of the UI theme interface.
The overall process can be divided into two steps, and the steps do not matter.
One: Install the color theme of the editing area.
First, download the color theme plug-in, select Help -> Install New Software in the Eclipse menu bar, and fill in work with in the pop-up dialog box
color-theme - http://eclipse-color-theme.github.com/update Then click add to install, restart eclipse after the installation is complete, and then select Window -> Preferences, in the pop-up dialog box, select General -> Appearance -> Color Theme, then you will see many themes, depending on personal preference A theme, at this time, the color background of your edit code area has changed.
However, except for the color matching of the editing area, other places remain unchanged. The two different colors look very different and uncomfortable, so the second step is required.
Two: Install UI theme plugins.
Go to this URL https://github.com/eclipse-color-theme/eclipse-ui-themes to download to a compressed file.
Unzip it to the dropins directory of the eclipse installation directory, then restart eclipse, and then click Window -> Preferences-> General -> Appearance, you can see that there are themes but you can choose, open the drop-down menu to see windows7, windowsxp, etc.
We choose the " Dark Juno" that we just downloaded, and then we can see the interface color has changed. Choose the appropriate font color to match this theme.
Of course, this is just a simple and fast color scheme. If you have higher specific requirements, you can study it yourself.