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Added a macOS text alignment issue to the breaking changes doc.
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Version 5.4.5
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Change
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The alignment of text rendered on macOS using CoreGraphics may have shifted
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slightly, depending on the font you have used. The default macOS font has
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shifted downwards.
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Possible Issues
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Merticulously aligned text components of a GUI may now be misaligned.
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Workaround
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Use a custom LookAndFeel to change the location where text is drawn, or use a
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different font that matches the previous alignment of your original font.
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Rationale
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This was an unintentional change resulting from moving away from a deprecated
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macOS text API. The new alignment is consistent with other rendering engines
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(web browsers and text editors) and the software renderer.
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Change
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The JUCEApplicationBase::backButtonPressed() method now returns a bool to
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