one issue (which may not be related)
apparently if you bind the target binding, the validateMenu... method
doesn't get called. I'll try to get that into an update of the
cocoabindingsref as soon as possible, but it'll be post WWDC.
On 20-May-09, at 9:28 PM, Seth Willits wrote:
On May 20, 2009, at 6:21 PM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
On a main menu item, I've set a delegate which implements -
menuNeedsUpdate:. In this method, I enable/disable some items and
also modify some item titles based on current conditions.
With some items, however, instead of sending -setTitle: in -
menuNeedsUpdate:, I had bound their 'title' in Interface Builder.
But I just discovered that this 'title' binding was causing
setEnabled:NO sent to these items during -menuNeedsUpdate: to be
ignored. A menu item with a 'title' bound is always enabled.
Does the binding have "Conditionally Sets Enabled" checked? Uncheck
it if it does.
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