Eclipse Customization
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Common preferences
- Window -> Preferences
- General -> Apparence -> Theme: Classic
- General -> Apparence -> Color and Fonts -> text font : Monospace 12
- General -> Editor -> Text Editor
- Insert spaces for tabs
- Show line numbers
- Show whitespace characters # configure visibility -> "25"
- General -> Editor -> Text Editor -> Spelling -> Disable
C++ Only
- C/C++ -> Code Style -> Formatter
- click New...
- Profile name: "Ascii [custom]"
- copy from: "BSD/Allman [built-in]"
- click Ok
- Indentation -> Tab policy: "Spaces only"
- click Ok
External tools
XTerm
- Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations
- Program -> New
- Name: "XTerm"
- Location: "/usr/bin/xterm"
- Working Directory: "${selected_resource_loc}"
- Build -> uncheck 'Build before launch
Nautilus
- Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations
- Program -> New
- Name: "Nautilus"
- Location: "/usr/bin/nautilus"
- Arguments: "--no-desktop ${selected_resource_loc}"
- Build -> uncheck 'Build before launch
Astyle
- Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations
- Program -> New
- Name: "Astyle"
- Location: "/usr/bin/astyle"
- Arguments: "--style=ansi -n ${resource_loc}"
- Refresh -> Refresh resource -> The selected resource
- Build -> uncheck 'Build before launch
DDD
- Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations
- Program -> New
- Name: "DDD"
- Location: "/usr/bin/ddd"
- Working Directory: "${project_loc}"
- Arguments: "${selected_resource_loc}"
- Build -> uncheck 'Build before launch
Eclipse Dark Theme
UI Theme
- Open Eclipse, go to help -> install new software
- select 'work with' 'Add'
- type 'Name:' "Jeeeyul's Eclipse Themes" and 'Location:' "https://raw.github.com/jeeeyul/eclipse-themes/master/net.jeeeyul.eclipse.themes.updatesite" and click 'OK'
- select 'Jeeeyul's themes' and click 'Next ->' 'Next ->' select 'Accept' and 'Finish'
- accept and restart
- General -> Apparence -> Theme: 'Jeeeyul's Themes - Chrome Theme', enable animations and mixed fonts
- General -> Apparence -> Color Theme -> upper right corner click -> Editor1s Presets -> Chrome Classic
- General -> Apparence -> Color Theme -> upper right corner click -> Adjust Colors Globally -> Brightness Amp -> 25%
Text Editor Theme
- Choose a good theme like 'NightLion Aptana Theme' (shuld be included in the plugin, the link is http://eclipsecolorthemes.org/?view=theme&id=47)
- Open Eclipse, go to help -> install new software
- select 'work with' 'Add'
- type 'Name:' "Eclipse Color Theme" and 'Location:' "http://eclipse-color-theme.github.com/update" and click 'OK'
- select 'Eclipse Color Theme' and click 'Next ->' 'Next ->' select 'Accept' and 'Finish'
- accept and restart