using .Equals on Color creates garbage in UIWidget and UILabel

[Amimoller]

Hi,
I noticed that Color.Equals() is being used to compare colors in UIWidget and UILabel. This produces garbage because the color (which is a value type) is passed as an argument has to be boxed to an object.
You should be able to use != or == instead which takes a color as an argument and therefore does not create garbage.

Cheers!

[ArenMook]

In which version? I don't see it being used in the latest.

[hogwash]

Yeah I'm seeing the same issue. Line 132 of UIWidget.cs build 3.0.5

[ArenMook]

You need to update.