I believe the answer is that you can't.
At least on MacOS, IIRC, the underlying routines can tell you when the menubar is clicked, but there is no such thing as a menu clicked event for a single menu. Thus you need to adjust your menus either a) before the user clicks on the menubar or b) adjust ALL of your menus every time the user clicks on the menubar.
If you want individual events for clicking on a single menu, I think you'll have to roll your own menu objects in-window, which means they won't work as real system menus...
HTH
Brian
Hmmm. I think a more "standard" way of dealing with this is to have both "Play" and "Pause" menuItems, one of which is grayed out at any given time. This works for me in a menuPick handler - initially "Pause" is disabled, then when the user selects "Play" the enabled and disabled options are switched. I also think it gives the user more of a sense of continuity than menu items that appear and disappear.
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