In Eclipse, how do I disable the custom theme colours for everything else other than Java?
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In Eclipse, how do I disable the custom theme colours for everything else other than Java?
You can open a file with the text editor (without syntax highlighting) if you choose “open with -> text editor” in the contextual menu of the file. Your choice will be remembered by Eclipse the next time you’ll open that file.
To change the default editor for a type of file, it’s possible in the Eclise preferencves (in “File Associations”).