Weird console log output

Since moving to x3.1 or about a few weeks ago, I've started getting this
message on the debug console log window:

Day Mon dd hh:mm:ss host.local prog[pid] <Error>: CGContextSetStyle:
invalid context


Where

Day = day name abbr.
Mon = month abbr.
dd = day number
hh:mm:ss = timestamp 24h
host = local system name
prog = executable name
pid = process id

but no where in my code have I called this method.

Any ideas what this is?
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/los "I was a teenage net-random"

slashlos wrote:
> Since moving to x3.1 or about a few weeks ago, I've started getting this
> message on the debug console log window:
>
> Day Mon dd hh:mm:ss host.local prog[pid] <Error>: CGContextSetStyle:
> invalid context
>
>
> Where
>
> Day = day name abbr.
> Mon = month abbr.
> dd = day number
> hh:mm:ss = timestamp 24h
> host = local system name
> prog = executable name
> pid = process id
>
> but no where in my code have I called this method.
>
> Any ideas what this is?

I found what I believe is the root of this issue.

This appears to have as a result of expanding truncated text cells
within a table/outline view where the cells were previously truncated
where the view's rows employ a per-row color and shadow.

In a view depending on row values, a specific text foreground and
background color is chosen the latter used to shadow the text.

In some columns where the data value is too wide, they appear as
"Text...", but if you mouse over them, they'll get expanded into a
yellow box and presto the console log message I'd posted will appear.

Perhaps these expanded yellow boxes are conflicting with my per-row
coloring but I've not yet discovered how to fix this (i.e., rather than
yellow I'd use no shadowing but instead use the shadow/background color).

This doesn't otherwise bother me but is this [a] bug worthy?
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/los "I was a teenage net-random."