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Re: Override NSDocumentController?

Read the documentation for NSToolbar > Programming Topics: Toolbar > How Toolbars Work > NSWindow and the toolbar

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NSWindow has a number of methods to support NSToolbar: toolbar and setToolbar: are for attaching a toolbar to the window; toggleToolbarShown: is the action for the Hide Toolbar / Show Toolbar menu item; runToolbarCustomizationPalette: is the action for the Customize Toolbar menu item.

In Interface Builder, place the Hide Toolbar/Show Toolbar and Customize Toolbar menu items together in that order in the View menu and hook them up to First Responder. NSWindow validates both toolbar menu items and takes care of ensuring that the toggling between Hide Toolbar and Show Toolbar stays in sync with the actual state of the toolbar.
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j o a r

On Saturday, Dec 7, 2002, at 15:28 Europe/Stockholm, Rob In der Maur wrote:

I've spotted that in my MainMenu.nib, the toolbar can be shown/hide by connecting the Show/Hide Toolbar menu item to the FirstResponder:toggleToolbarShown: action. I presume is this taken care of by the NSDocumentController class? However, there doesn't seem to be an NSDocumentController action for customizing the toolbar. Am I right in assuming that in order to facilitate this through a menu choice defined in my MainMenu.nib, I have to subclass NSDocumentController and implement a customize: method myself? Or is there an alternative way? And if I have subclassed NSDocumentController, how do I make it available in my MainMenu.nib (more specifically to the menuchoices)?
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