It's not really a programming question but I installed darkest dark onto my Mac and the colors are great but when you input into the console, its the same color as the text. Is there any way i can change it so I keep the theme but make the input a different color
I didn't try anything
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I have eclipse Neon.3 Release(4.6.3) and Ubuntu 16.04 and I use Darkest Dark Theme. Is this normal?
Short answer is "Yes, it's normal" though not pretty. This issue happens with light based themes in GTK (like Ambiance) when the Eclipse window does not have focus.
Those colors come from GTK theme itself and you can see the same issue even without Darkest Dark, like just using the regular Eclipse's Dark theme. Anyway, that issue is known by Darkest Dark devs (I contribute to that project) but can't tell if it's possible to fix.
The easiest workaround is to apply a different GTK theme, like OSX-ARC-Darker or Adwaita. Example: https://gyazo.com/d1bedaf928ff878368e9c02f7a75db60
I just installed Dart, and the hints(of the autocomplete feature) had black text over dark grey background, nearly unredeable.
How can I fix this?
I already tried to change the theme of the IDE but that didn't work.
Check the image to see what I'm talking about:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/a7nFJ.png
I can't understand why changing the theme shouldn't help.
Beside from that you can take a look at Themes for Dart Editor (links to a tools to customize the colors)
So I downloaded the Eclipse Dark Theme and got the syntax highlighting worked out, but I am having issues when using content assist feature. The blue text on the dark background makes the text very hard to change, and I have tried digging around looking for settings to change this but I could not find any. Can someone give me some advice here?
I've been using Eclipse for a while now, as we need it in class to work with xml files.
I'm rather a fan of using dark backgrounds, as I find it easyer for the eyes.
I've found this topic on how to change the theme in Eclipse, but this only changes the color scheme in the coding window.
Is there a way to change the entire color scheme for the whole program (sidebars, background color, foreground color, ...) in Eclipse like you have in Visual Studio?
offtopic: I want to do the same in NetBeans
EDIT: finally got it to work, but my color scheme s*cks.
Does anyone have a good scheme I can use or some CSS file I may import?
It would be perfect if it fits with any dark Color Theme (Monokai, NightLion Aptana Theme, Oblivion, Obsidian, Pastel, RecognEyes, Sublime Text 2, Sunburst, Wombat or zenburn). Looking at this list, I notice a lot of themes are dark. Too bad the program itself hasn't got themes (unless the Chrome Theme to change everything ourselves)
If you are using Eclipse 4, you can use the Eclipse 4 Chrome Theme to style everything in the program using CSS (or properties for the most used UI elements).
Many of the colors can be adjusted via Preferences > General > Appearance > Colors and Fonts. For things that are not configurable there, they're controlled by tour operating system color settings.
Recently after scorching my retinas from the garish white background in Eclipse, I found some of the excellent posts about how to change the colors so it uses sane (i.e. dark background) colors in the editor. However, one problem present in all solutions is that background of the column with the expanders for code folding is always white. Is there a way to change the background of that column?
I'm not the only person that has this problem, as shown in the screenshots for the following questions:
Dark Color Scheme for Eclipse
Color Themes for Eclipse (application of color schemes results in this issue on a Mac, no idea about PC)
I know that the problem is not language specific as it happens in Java, Python, HTML, and everything else. Any hints on where in the pages of preferences this setting is?
This is related to Eclipse Bug 62712 which is fixed in build 20090329-2000 almost a year ago. In my Galileo of build 20090920-1017 it just works when I change the background color through General > Editors > Text Editors. Here's a screen (don't pay attention to the ugly color combo, my bg defaults to white and I just picked random yellow to demonstrate that the ruler background get changed as well):
In other words, just upgrade your Eclipse to include this bugfix. Did you check Help > Check for Updates?