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To integrate vector graphics for icons in Eclipse, I analyzed various libraries that offer rasterization functionality. The analysis revealed that JSVG is the most suitable choice. While JSVG performs well for most Eclipse icons, some icons still require adjustments.
The list below provides an overview of these icons, grouped by similar issues with brief descriptions of the issues and example images. As some icons are duplicates the example image is shown for the last duplicate in the list but it also counts for the above icons. The original is on the left and the JSVG rasterization on the right. The blurr in the original icons is due to bad image quality and was discussed in issue:
To integrate vector graphics for icons in Eclipse, I analyzed various libraries that offer rasterization functionality. The analysis revealed that JSVG is the most suitable choice. While JSVG performs well for most Eclipse icons, some icons still require adjustments.
The list below provides an overview of these icons, grouped by similar issues with brief descriptions of the issues and example images. As some icons are duplicates the example image is shown for the last duplicate in the list but it also counts for the above icons. The original is on the left and the JSVG rasterization on the right. The blurr in the original icons is due to bad image quality and was discussed in issue:
Surrounding white filter:
Unwanted white space:
(Problems only seen in dark mode:)
Unwanted colored area:
Filter around numbers:
Full icon wrong color:
Bad text presentation:
Empty image:
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