Re: Suppress "Arrange in Front" menu item in Window menu?
Re: Suppress "Arrange in Front" menu item in Window menu?
- Subject: Re: Suppress "Arrange in Front" menu item in Window menu?
- From: Kristin Forster <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 10:14:10 -0700
Hi Jim,
There are several ways to do this, but the easiest is probably to
modify the action for that menu item in the nib, so that we won't
recognize it at runtime. That will prevent the addition of the
alternate menu item.
If you implement a method to do your custom arrangement, and name it
something other than "arrangeInFront:", you can use IB to set the
target/action of the "Bring All to Front" menu item to your object
and method name.
Thanks,
Kristin
On May 25, 2005, at 5:19 PM, Jim Correia wrote:
(Tesent because the original message had the wrong subject...)
The AppKit release notes for 10.4 say:
We have added an "Arrange in Front" alternate menu item for the
"Bring
All to Front" menu item in the Window menu. Applications should
not hard
code the indices of items in the Window menu, as the addition
of an
alternate menu item, or any other Window menu changes, will
change the
indices of other menu items. We have limited this change to
applications
built on Tiger or later to preserve binary compatibility.
Is there a way to suppress this menu item if your app was built on
10.4?
It makes limited sense in an application like iCal (which
incidentally doesn't have the item - was it built on 10.4?)
It also makes limited sense in one of my apps which already has an
"Arrange in Front" menu item, which isn't dynamic, also runs on
10.3, and uses custom logic to arrange the windows rather than a
"simple" cascade.
Thanks,
Jim
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