With the latest update of TextMate, 2.0-rc.22, the text color of a selected item in the Open Quickly dialog is black. I guess it’s supposed to be white. This makes it a bit difficult to read on the blue background.
Running on macOS High Sierra. It has the correct color on Mojave, both in light and dark mode.
Same issue for "Open recent folder" (CMD-SHIFT-O)
using on 10.13.6
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On 6 Dec 2018, at 23:56, Jacob Carlborg wrote:
With the latest update of TextMate, 2.0-rc.22, the text color of a selected item in the Open Quickly dialog is black. I guess it’s supposed to be white. This makes it a bit difficult to read on the blue background.
Running on macOS High Sierra. It has the correct color on Mojave, both in light and dark mode.
Based on the above, I think this is the issue: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/commit/8e2ccd0dff6d13a1166bf9f95810122d...
The “Button” appearing next to the checkboxes in the commit window might be same issue, i.e. that I switched to use Apple’s convenience constructors for UI elements, but that one is more puzzling, because empty string is given as label for the commit window’s checkboxes. But if the results in the find dialog also show “Button” then it is definitely the convenience constructor.
On 7 Dec 2018, at 07:00, Allan Odgaard mailinglist@textmate.org wrote: Based on the above, I think this is the issue: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/commit/8e2ccd0dff6d13a1166bf9f95810122d... https://github.com/textmate/textmate/commit/8e2ccd0dff6d13a1166bf9f95810122dc73f6288
Ok, thanks. I hope this will be included in the next build.
The “Button” appearing next to the checkboxes in the commit window might be same issue, i.e. that I switched to use Apple’s convenience constructors for UI elements, but that one is more puzzling, because empty string is given as label for the commit window’s checkboxes. But if the results in the find dialog also show “Button” then it is definitely the convenience constructor.
Yes, the same issue seems to be in the Find dialog as well. It shows half a “B” and “ut”. I’m guessing the column is too small to show the whole word.
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