I think you're reading it correctly. Depending on this across platforms would be a tricky proposition; even if NSMenuItem supports it, I expect only partial compatibility on native themes on various platforms.
A great way to support this would be to try implementing it NSMenuItem and in gnustep-back, and in drawing methods in various themes etc, and contributing back. (Specifically, I'm wondering about win32 theme and, if DBusMenu gets used, what happens with that.) As far as I can tell, views in menus are also not supported, so that's not a way out. sent from phone On Mon, Oct 19, 2020, 20:22 Aaron Carr <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi > > Ive been trying to change the font of an NSMenuItem, looking at the > source, setAttributedTitle is: > > -(void) setAttributedTitle: (NSAttributedString *)title > { > // FIXME > [self setTitle: [title string]]; > } > > Am i reading this right, is it essentially bypassed ? if so, what is the > best way to say bold/italic/underline an NSMenuItem ? > > Thanks > > Aaron >
