Eclipse, where to change the current debug line background?

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Bartosz Radaczyński picture Bartosz Radaczyński · Oct 17, 2008 · Viewed 32.6k times · Source

Can anyone point me to the preferences page that has the setting of the DEBUG current line background color? I have changed almost all the colours to dark ones and still get annoyed by this almost white current line indicator while debugging (note that the current line indication in editing mode is OK).

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Bartosz Radaczyński picture Bartosz Radaczyński · Oct 17, 2008

Ok, now I found it myself (through major reverse engineering). It is in General\Editors\Text Editors\Annotations page. It's called "Debug Current Instruction Pointer"

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