On Nov 19, 2008, at 18:34, Mudi Dandan wrote:
I'm using automatic menu validation.
The problem comes from that I exchange close window/close tab (as
in Safari) shortcuts during the validation process.
Unfortunately -validateUserInterfaceItem: doesn't seem to be called
when pressing a shortcut, so hitting command-w will close the window
instead of the current tab. Using the mouse it would work fine.
Aside from the issue of whether this is a good thing to do, I think
it's not going to work because you're making an assumption that isn't
true.
Switching a key equivalent at validation time could only work if all
menu items were validated *before* the menu item corresponding to the
key equivalent is found. I just tried this, and AFAICT it finds the
menu item *first* and validates just that item. That means you're
pretty much out luck, as far as doing it at validation time.
This behavior contradicts the documentation:
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/MenuList/Articles/EnablingMenuItems.html#/
/apple_ref/doc/uid/20000261-74653-BAJBGJHB
"When you use automatic menu enabling, NSMenu updates the status of
every menu item whenever a user event occurs."
I think we already knew that it didn't happen literally every event,
but the part about "every menu item" also appears to be false in the
key equivalent case.
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