UILabel ColorTint overriding inline color?

[sburgoon]

There seems to be a change (not sure exactly when as I upgraded from a much earlier v3 version to 3.9) that I think is a bug in how UILabel inline color works. Previously, if you set inline color, it would override the global colortint of the label widget. Now the colorTint seems to be multiplied into the inline color. So if my text is set to be black by default, I now can't actually use inline colors as it still multiplies to black. Pretty easy to repro, just make a label and try to have the default text be black and set a word to red using inline coloring.

[sburgoon]

Found the actual bug. It's in NGUIText.cs:

ParseSymbol is failing to set ignoreColor to true when it detects a 24 or 32bit color symbol, and likewise is not setting it to false when it encounters a [-] symbol. Not sure those are the only places its not setting things correctly, but making those 3 changes got things working for my purposes.

[ArenMook]

Color tint is supposed to be a global color that blends with the inline one. If you don't want it to, use the [c] tag.