This article is part of a ‘mini series’ about hidden gems, tips and tricks around Eclipse.
The topic of this one is how to use a ‘black theme’.
Eclipse Black Theme
The theme can be selected using the menu Window > Preferences > General > Appearance:
Theme Preference
After selecting a theme, restart the IDE.
Happy Blacking 🙂
Links
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Importing Projects
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Close and Open Projects
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Text Block Selection
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Project Filter
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Black Theme
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Faster Debugger Start
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: RT(F)M
- Eclipse Gems, Tips &Tricks: Show in System Explorer
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Open Declaration
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Code Completion
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Highlight Usage and Definition
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Block Comments
- Eclipse Gems, Tips & Tricks: Working Sets
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