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Created Jan 19, 2022 by Ethan Stam@ethan.stamDeveloper

Colormap Preset picker does not have priority on MacOS binaries

@cory.quammen @maxwelljackson002 @berkgeveci @patchett2002

Reproduced on multiple MacOS versions. I don't hit this issue on Ubuntu or Windows 10 binaries.

For MacOS binaries, the colormap preset picker window does not have priority over other panels and can get stuck behind things. This is more an annoyance than anything.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Use MacOS
  2. Wavelet -> Color by RTData variable
  3. Separate a panel from the GUI, the Pipeline Browser for example
  4. Open the colormap editor and the colormap preset picker
  5. Move the panels so they overlap.

It is expected to be able to switch which panel is on top of the stack. This is possible on Linux and Windows binaries.

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