Specifically, the test patches below include the following 3 changes:
1. Cocoa-based progress bars - If there are no bugs, you should see no changes.
2. Cocoa-based system colors - You should see no changes when running on Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. However, if you are running Mac OS X 10.7 Lion or higher, you should see 2 changes:
The text in a selected tab will be white instead of black
The background color for the selected item in a context menu will be set to same color as selected items in the Mac OS X menubar
3. Cocoa-based inactive controls - Previously, when a NeoOffice window was not the active window, all native controls in that window would be drawn as disabled. Now you should see such controls drawn as enabled but without any of highlight coloring.
Can anyone install either of the following test patches and tell us if progress bars, system colors, or controls in inactive windows appear to be drawn incorrectly?:
I'm not sure which windows I need to have open to produce item 3. Sorry!
The attached screen snapshots will hopefully illustrate what to look for.
In the first snapshot, the Tools :: Options menu's dialog is the active window and so selected controls like the "Printer" radio button and "Transparency" checkbox are drawn with the system highlight color.
In the second snapshot, the same dialog is inactive (I clicked on another application's window). The "Printer" radio button and the "Transparency" checkbox are not drawn like the disabled "High print quality" radio button but are, instead, drawn enabled without the system highlight color.
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