Re: In-window menus

[Germán Arias]

This looks fine on Ink.

And I'm agree with you about menus that don't jump around windows. But
(this is just an idea) I would like a method as -setCanShowMenuBar:.
This, I think, will be useful in apps that don't have a window when
start (like ProjectCenter, PRICE, DBModeler, Thematic...). With this,
the developer can launch a window in -applicationDidFinishLaunching:, to
place the menu when the style is NSWindows95InterfaceStyle. And set
others windows with setCanShowMenuBar to NO, to don't let these get the
menu. This is to me more consistently, instead GNUstep trying to guess
where place the menu. Of course, this is just an idea to solve the
problem of apps that don't have a window when start. But I do not know
what others think. 

El mar, 19-01-2010 a las 09:15 +1100, Christopher Armstrong escribió:
> Hi all
> 
> For those who have been monitoring the bug tracking list, I've posted  
> a patch that attempts to properly implement in-window menus (i.e.  
> NSWindows95InterfaceStyle) that don't jump around as the main window  
> changes. I don't believe the patch breaks anything for  
> GSWindowMakerInterfaceStyle menus, but it still needs review as I've  
> had to take a slightly more creative approach to implement it, without  
> refactoring NSMenu/NSMenuView completely.
> 
> Please find it attached at:
> https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?27088
> 
> Some issues still remain, but I'd want feedback if I should develop  
> this any further.
> 
> Cheers
> Chris
>