Hi,
I reproduced it now with Emacs 24.3.50.1. It's the same with emacs -Q,
it does not change when changing the gtk+ theme, the one external
thing I thought might maybe influence this. I am just running a new
emacs session, using customize-face on the "default" face, setting
background to #151515, foreground to #ffffff, and opening a file where
some lines are empty and some lines have a bunch of tabs (I mean the
"hard" tab character, not just a bunch of spaces) and some text in
them. The difference is background might not be easily noticable but
it is there. It's similar for other dark background, the tabs+text
lines get different background than empty lines.
Cheers,
Jarosław Rzeszótko
2014/1/8 Jan Djärv <jan.h.d@swipnet.se>:
Hello.
2014-01-07 20:29, Jarosław Rzeszótko skrev:
Hi,
- Open up current bzr emacs --no-init, without any .Xresources, using
gtk+3
- Customize default face to background #151515
- Open a new text file
- Insert a few empty lines
- Insert a few lines starting with a few tabs and some text
- The lines without text get a #141414 background, only the lines with
text get #151515, on a good display there are noticeable "stripes"
Pretty strange...
I can't reproduce this. Can you please include the information from
report-emacs-bug? You don't mention the Emacs version.
Also, does this happen with -Q?
#151515 is pretty dark, so are you using the default foreground black?
Texts are almost unreadable this way. So I suspect you are not running
vanilla Emacs, but have some customizations.
Jan D.