[MacPorts] #65546: Emacs: strange behavior of menu bar (and tool bar)
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#65546: Emacs: strange behavior of menu bar (and tool bar)
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Reporter: monte-lin | Owner: monte-lin
Type: defect | Status: assigned
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 2.7.2
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: emacs |
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Changes (by monte-lin):
* status: new => assigned
* owner: (none) => monte-lin
Old description:
> I installed emacs with the cmd: "port install emacs +gtk"
> Everything seemed fine, and I got "emacs @28.1_1+gtk+nativecomp+x11"
>
> When run, its frame displayed as expected; both the menu bar and tool bar
> are of light background with black text.
> Immediately after I move the mouse pointer, both bars changed to be in
> black background with gray text on the menu bar (and all levels of menus)
> Even stranger, when we load a large file (such as Emacs manual) that
> spans several pages and then scroll down and up, the menu bar will chang
> to light background with black text ; and change back to dark mode
> immediately after you move the mouse pointer.
>
> There is no such issue when it's run remotely through remote X.
New description:
I installed emacs with the cmd: "port install emacs +gtk" (on Mac Studo,
macOS Monterey 12.4)
Everything seemed fine, and I got "emacs @28.1_1+gtk+nativecomp+x11"
When run, its frame displayed as expected; both the menu bar and tool bar
are of light background with black text.
Immediately after I move the mouse pointer, both bars changed to be in
black background with gray text on the menu bar (and all levels of menus)
What is even more weird, with a large file open (such as Emacs manual)
that spans several pages and when I scroll the page down and up, the menu
bar will change to light background with black text, and change back to
dark mode immediately after I move the mouse pointer.
There is no such issue when it's run remotely through remote X.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/65546#comment:1>
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