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  • Subject: Menu synchronization
  • From: James Pengra <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 14:33:30 -0700

I'm working on a multi-document application where one of the menus (a submenu) is changed as things (lens images in this case) are added to the document. With more than one documents open, I would like the menu to correspond to the top or key document window. There must be a standard or accepted way to manage this.

I finally figured out a kludge that works using the notification NSWindowDidBecomeKeyNotification but, since the notification goes to all instances of the Document (one for each open window), I had to make sure that the window in question corresponded to its proper Document.

Could someone point me to some sample code or documentation that shows the proper way to handle this.

    Thanks, Jim
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