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Enlarging font size in console output in Eclipse

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Is there a way to enlarge just part of the font in the console output of the Eclipse IDE? I've created a short program using hash maps to convert the alphabet to its braille equivalent, but it's so small it's almost unreadable.
I've gone into Preferences -> General -> Colors and Fonts -> Basic -> Text Font and edited it from there, but that increases the size of everything.
Can I increase the size of just part of the text?

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Andrew Martin Avatar asked Nov 26 '12 19:11

Andrew Martin


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Do you want to change ONLY the fonts of Console Output? If that's the question : Preferences > General > Appearence > Colors and Fonts > Debug > Console font (For eclipse on mac. Should be same for others)

However, if you want to change parts of the text that appear on the console, I'm afraid there's no easy way.

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TJ- Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 15:09

TJ-