>Also, is there a rationale as to which ones get the
>and which ones don't? I'm guessing there is, but I couldn't
>figure it out.
The idea was that the 'Help' items would tell the user what he should do
if he wants to use a specific feature. Thus, Insert->Branch would tell
the user to 'set a br
this looks good to me...but...
Index: src/frontends/qt4/Menus.cpp
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--- src/frontends/qt4/Menus.cpp (revision 28166)
+++ src/frontends/qt4/Menus.cpp (working copy)
@@ -95,6 +95,15 @@
Submenu,
///
Solutions I see:
1/ disable the menu only if it is empty (and apply Vincent's
patch to remove 'No Document Open' entries).
YES, for cases like Insert->Float.
Now we have a type MenuItem::Info for this kind of not so very helpful
messages.
2/ gray out the submenu but keep it openabl
>> This patch disables all submenus in the menu bar that have no enabled
>> items.
>
>This is something I have not done until then because the HIG are not
very clear...
Oh no, not again the HIGs...
>* Apple HIG states:
>
>Even if all of the items in a menu or submenu are unavailable, the menu
>o
Abdelrazak Younes writes:
> Maybe this was not possible in the previous menu backend.
Ha!
JMarc
Vincent van Ravesteijn writes:
> This patch disables all submenus in the menu bar that have no enabled
> items.
This is something I have not done until then because the HIG are not
very clear...
* Apple HIG states:
Even if all of the items in a menu or submenu are unavailable, the menu
or s
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> None from me.
From me neither, but I would await Jean-Marc's comment.
Jürgen
Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
Hi all,
This patch disables all submenus in the menu bar that have no enabled
items.
The code for determining whether a submenu should be enabled is
already present, but it is not used because the following line was
missing:
subMenu->setEnabled(m->
Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
Hi all,
This patch disables all submenus in the menu bar that have no enabled
items.
The code for determining whether a submenu should be enabled is
already present, but it is not used because the following line was
missing:
subMenu->setEnabled(m->
Hi all,
This patch disables all submenus in the menu bar that have no enabled
items.
The code for determining whether a submenu should be enabled is already
present, but it is not used because the following line was missing:
subMenu->setEnabled(m->status().enabled());
However, a
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