On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 6:45 PM, Russ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My menus are generated programmatically, not with a NIB (non-negotiable).
I know you say "non-negotiable", but I'm going to discuss it anyway,
because there are some facts you may not be aware of.
First fact: Cocoa does not suppor
> Where do you add it to the main menu?
I'm trying to use NSApplication's setAppleMenu --- the application menu isn't
visible as part of the main menu (the call is at the end of my routine, below).
Note that I do a setMainMenu later in my startup sequence. My understanding is
that OSX has it's
Russ,
Where do you add it to the main menu?
-Jeff
On Oct 16, 2008, at 5:45 PM, Russ wrote:
My menus are generated programmatically, not with a NIB (non-
negotiable). That works fine. I've been trying to get a correct
Application menu, though, without success after a wasted day. The
code
My menus are generated programmatically, not with a NIB (non-negotiable). That
works fine. I've been trying to get a correct Application menu, though, without
success after a wasted day. The code I have is based on stuff I have found on
the web and seems to make sense in principle. It all runs,
