display-cg.h: C_LIGHT and C_DARK are blue and red #16

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opened 2021-05-25 11:07:06 +02:00 by kdx · 2 comments

Hello, I used C_LIGHT and C_DARK in a project of mine and noticed than the colors don't look right. I read gint's header gint/display-cg.h to verify it wasn't my fault, and I saw than the color definitions weren't right: C_LIGHT = 0xaaaa (red) and C_DARK = 0x5555 (blue).

Thank you for your attention.

Hello, I used `C_LIGHT` and `C_DARK` in a project of mine and noticed than the colors don't look right. I read gint's header `gint/display-cg.h` to verify it wasn't my fault, and I saw than the color definitions weren't right: `C_LIGHT = 0xaaaa` (red) and `C_DARK = 0x5555` (blue). Thank you for your attention.
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That's actually a funny mistake lol. It's on dev right now, so either I backport it or we'll need to wait for the next release to come out on master. The current dev branch has some large changes relating to the libc so you won't be able to build with it right now.

That's actually a funny mistake lol. It's on `dev` right now, so either I backport it or we'll need to wait for the next release to come out on master. The current `dev` branch has some large changes relating to the libc so you won't be able to build with it right now.
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Perfect, thank you! I'll overwrite the values manually until the next release.

Perfect, thank you! I'll overwrite the values manually until the next release.
kdx closed this issue 2021-05-25 11:28:39 +02:00
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