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There are some standard Eclipse preferences which might aid accessibility e.g. colors and keys. We should let users changes these.
We can also move the OQL colors to the standard appearance preferences under a Memory Analyzer category.
Are there any other colours or fonts which should be configurable? E.g. NotesView - font is the default font, but at fixed size 8. - Should we change this to a configurable font, or sized slightly smaller than default, which is probably easiest? NotesView - hyperlink colour is 0,0,255 - or JFacePreferences.HYPERLINK_COLOR JFacePreferences.ACTIVE_HYPERLINK_COLOR OQL error is SWT.COLOR_RED - or JFacePreferences.ERROR_COLOR filter text is SWT.COLOR_DARK_GREEN grey is a blend of foreground and background - probably fine. QueryBrowserItem is SWT.COLOR_GRAY - just for a separator line, so probably doesn't matter NavigatorViewPage has SWT.COLOR_DARK_GRAY - use blend?
NotesView – now uses 1 point less than the standard font NotesView – now uses JFacePreferences.HYPERLINK_COLOR OQL error – now uses JFacePreferences.ERROR_COLOR
NavigatorViewPage now uses a f/g b/g blend for gray.
For the NotesView we could use a fixed pitch as tables then look better when pasted in. We could define our own font in the MAT scheme, which defaults to the Text font.
The notes font is now configurable (it defaults to the text font). The OQL comment and keyword colors default to COLOR_LIST_FOREGROUND when in high contrast mode (system colors).
I've made the changes. If there is a real need to make the keyboard shortcuts configurable then that can be covered in a new defect.
