Basically, the last 2 items in the File menu (normally a divider and Quit) are deleted and the Quit is moved to the application menu. Similarly the last 2 items in the Edit menu (a divider & Preferences) are also deleted and Preferences moved to the application menu and the same with the Help menu and the About menu item.
The other trick is that OS X apps do not respond to the Quit menu item. You have to use a closeStackRequest handler instead.
Cheers, Sarah
On 20 Jan 2004, at 4:30 pm, Stewart Lynch wrote:
I am having real difficulty with creating Menus on OS X. For example, I have a File Menu that has a Save as one of the menu options. When I view the menu in the form, all menu options are displayed. When I view it as an OS X Menu, the menu item is not there.
In other instances, entire menus do not display in the OS X IDE nor when
the application is built as a stand alone.
Is there any solution to this? The Menu Builder is flakey at best.
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