GNU bug report logs - #11376
24.1.50; Different color before and after code, eg. before code is #ffffff but after is #fefefe

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From: jasox lispy <jasox.lispy <at> gmail.com>
To: Glenn Morris <rgm <at> gnu.org>
Subject: Re: bug#11376: 24.1.50;
	Different background color before and after code
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2012 14:26:02 +0200

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> You don't need to include the bug report template in every mail.
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> OK, thanks

jasox wrote:
>
> > I had problem with setting up pure white color as background, so I saw
> > that background color before code is what is should be eg. #fdfdfd
> > but, background color after code is #fcfcfc. Here is what I am talking
> > about: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/809/emm.png
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> I can't say that I see much in that image (except several active modes
> that are not part of Emacs), but I think I understand what you are
> saying is the issue now.
>
> Now tell me what you did to get Emacs into this state, preferably
> starting from `emacs -Q'. Ie, if I want to reproduce this for myself,
> precisely what do I have to do? Because if I just do `emacs -Q', the
> background looks uniformly white to me...
>
On picture I run Emacs in standard way, now I tested starting emacs with
'emacs -Q'
and get same bug (it is not clear white color). Can you please use gimp or
other color
picker to test on your system.

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