On 14 Feb 2007, at 14:40, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
Stefan,
I know you are referring to that. :) Unfortunately the setting
applies to both the application's menu and the editable one. This
is something that I did deliberately until the problem with
abstracting the editable menu is solved.
In theory, the NSInterfaceStyle stuff should be being used to
control this menu behavior ... which means that you ought to be able
to leave the default setting at whatever the user provided, and just
override the interface style for the actual menu's being edited(ie
call [menu setInterfaceStyle: NSNextStepInterfaceStyle] on the menu
being edited). Of course, you would need to unset the interface
style before archiving the menus to file (and you might also want to
change interface styles before and after test mode).
It may be that it doesn't work ... there could be bugs in the NSMenu
code ... but it ought to be ok.
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