>> Cool, that worked out very, VERY well indeed. Do you know if there
>> is a way of adjusting the background window highlight color as
>> well? (see rdar://3565784).
>
>Sadly, no :(
Oh well, such is life. I'm guessing that that bug will stay open for a long time to come.
>>
>> For everyone who isn't at Apple and can't see my radar report, here
>> is my problem.
>>
>> 1) highlight some text.
>> 2) put that window in the background. Your highlight text now goes
>> from whatever your highlight color you selected in the preference
>> panel to a light gray.
>>
>> On an LCD screen, the light gray fades into the background white,
>> unless you have the light in the room just right, and the angle of
>> the screen right (at least this is what happens to me). This might
>> not seem like that big a deal until you start doing search and
>> replace manually; THEN it gets to be painful trying to figure out
>> what is being highlighted.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Cem Karan
>>
>> PS, how do you find out about things like
>> PBXPageGuideOutOfBoundsTransparency? I just tried "find . -type f -
>> exec grep --text PBXPageGuideOutOfBoundsTransparency {} \;" across
>> everything in Xcode.app, but it didn't turn it up. Where's the key?
>
>This particular default was never documented, and you were the first
>to ask about it.
OK, I'll bite! :-)
What are the other undocumented, unsupported keys?
>I'll leave it to others to describe how to find text default names
>inside executables and frameworks :)
I actually found a lot of potential keys using the method above; I just didn't find PBXPageGuideOutOfBoundsTransparency. That was what had me so curious. I was surprised that I missed it.
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