Adjustments to default widget colors from Tcl::pTk #52
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I have pushed another commit which was done in Tcl::pTk to avoid similar issues with DialogBox and Balloon widgets. |
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As done in Tcl::pTk 1.00.
As done in Tcl::pTk 1.01: - Balloon.pm: set default foreground to 'black' - DialogBox.pm: do not set default foreground color
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This is the change that I made in Tcl::pTk 1.00 to resolve a few issues on macOS Aqua: RT #125049, RT #129505.
This change does seem to not affect appearance at all in X11 or Windows, and likewise I do not observe any differences when applied to Perl/Tk, but I am providing this for consistency, as well as to verify if this change is appropriate or if it introduces any issues that I'm not yet aware of.