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Re: problem with menuitem's keyEquivalent
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Re: problem with menuitem's keyEquivalent


  • Subject: Re: problem with menuitem's keyEquivalent
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2003 10:59:42 +0200

Hej,

As I've stated previously on the list when this question has been brought up - It's a bug in NSMenuItem!
I reported to Apple it in May 2002 (case 2919877), even provided a tiny test application to help them reproduce the bug. Still not fixed.... :(

Please file a bug with Apple, with a reference to my case, to increase the chance getting it fixed...

j o a r

On 2003-10-02, at 10.41, Michael Schmidt wrote:

I'm trying to move the keyEquivalent from one menuitem to another by calling
menuitem's setKeyEquivalent and setKeyEquivalentModifierMask. The problem,
that arises is, that after the switch the menu shows both items with the attached
key-equivalent. In the example menuitem_1 has a keyEquivalet of CMD-N, menuitem_2
has none at all.
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