ZDoom

OK, I guess this is fair game, but I wish there were a way to know if a method could be removed entirely in the next release. In this case, there was a comment there, but it only made me think that the inner logic of the method would be changed, not that the entire method would be gone.

The biggest problem I have is that no feature can mature before people start using it. The entire localization thing and associated features aren't even finished yet, if I leave everything in to keep your mod working, the feature will remain broken.

I am far more concerned about not breaking old stuff that cannot be fixed anymore than some WIP mod. Sorry.

You leave placeholders in release versions, but my mod breaks as a result. Well, not sure what to say here... I am well aware that features available in development builds are not to be relied upon, and I think there is even a warning about it somewhere on these forums. But there is no such warning about release versions... :?

This was only a placeholder until the time I could fix the underlying problem - which just happened this morning.
It is now completely redundant and would always return the value that got passed in.

The static method Menu.OptionColor was available in 4.0.0 but was removed in [url=https://github.com/coelckers/gzdoom/commit/13841655aa4447d3589c6af9ccb3470e1d552aec]this commit[/url]. This method is used in [url=https://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=63619]RRWM[/url] 1.03 when drawing arrows beside scrollable text in help screens, so that their color is consistent with that of the arrows drawn by GZDoom itself. The logic has changed and so I've fixed it too in the current master, but I'd really like it if the current version didn't break in the next release. However, I'll probably make a new release as soon as possible, so this can be closed if there are no other mods using this feature - and since it only appeared in 4.0.0, there probably aren't.