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Visual Studio has a way to import, export your color settings.
Does Eclipse have something similar?
I'm looking for the "perfect" color scheme in Eclipse that's easiest on the eyes. For me, that simply means a black background (so I'm not staring into a bright light bulb all day).
Thanks
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Go to Window > Preferences, and then choose General > Editors > Text Editor. At the bottom of that dialog you'll see a section titled "Appearance color options" where you can select "Background color" from the list and then uncheck "System default" and choose a color from the color picker above.
To change the color theme in your editor: Go to Window | Preferences | General | Appearance | Color Theme. The list of available Eclipse color themes is displayed.
How to Change Eclipse Color Theme? Step 10: Click on the Window menu and select the Preferences option. It opens the Preferences window. Step 11: in the left panel, select General -> Appearance -> Color Theme.
Under Preferences->General->Colors and Fonts, select "Match background highlight" and edit/reset the colour.
The simplest way is to change all the colors from the preferences, and then save these so they can be reused by others eclipse sessions (or in other workspaces).
So a good start is to go to preferences->Editors->Text Editors.
Then go towards the bottom half and you should see "Appearance color options", select "Background", uncheck "System Default" and you can pick the color you want.
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