| Detecing if Eclipse is in high contrast display mode [message #308743] |
Mon, 02 October 2006 15:00  |
Eclipse User |
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How would I do that? On WINDOWS, I go to "ControlPanels->Accessibility
Options->Display". From there I check the "Use High Contrast" and
"Apply" then "Ok".
I notice that Eclipse detects and ask to re-start Eclipse. Is there an
API that my Eclipse plugins can determine if I am using High Contrast
mode? Thanks. By the way, upon booting up, the text in the Java
editors are not seen, the text with black color originally, now that the
background color is also black.
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| Re: Detecing if Eclipse is in high contrast display mode [message #308924 is a reply to message #308743] |
Tue, 10 October 2006 03:12  |
| Eclipse User |
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AL wrote:
> How would I do that? On WINDOWS, I go to
> "ControlPanels->Accessibility Options->Display". From there I check
> the "Use High Contrast" and "Apply" then "Ok".
>
> I notice that Eclipse detects and ask to re-start Eclipse. Is there
> an API that my Eclipse plugins can determine if I am using High
> Contrast mode?
Display.getHighContrast()
Dani
> Thanks. By the way, upon booting up, the text in the Java editors are
> not seen, the text with black color originally, now that the
> background color is also black.
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