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Both the icon rendering issue (Swift-ver. only) and the text color issue (both ObjC and Swift ver.) are solved. |
[SWIFT] layout() // Fix icon rendering issue.
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I concatenated recent commits since they are too much, including the removal of some useless comments I added previously in the Swift version. |
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I rewrote this entire project in Swift. The Swift version is named as NSClassicAlert instead in order to avoid naming confliction issues.
In the project, the Swift version is provided as a framework. However, it is easy to reorganize it as a Swift package.
The default UI font and its size are changed to the default fonts used since macOS 10.11 El Capitan in lieu of specifically specifying the Helvetica Neue (which is Yosemite-specific).
There are only one issues left:
Note: There is no "releaseAll()" in the Swift version since Swift ARC automatically handles this.
If introducing
releaseAll(), the message texts immediately disappear after the alert panel loaded successfully.