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Re: NSPopUpButton menu list not showing all the menu items
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Re: NSPopUpButton menu list not showing all the menu items


  • Subject: Re: NSPopUpButton menu list not showing all the menu items
  • From: Graham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 10:12:58 +1100

Actually the problem is worse than that.

If I open a NIB file I created with IB2 in IB3, and open a pop-up menu for editing, all of the items get set to "hidden". If I add a new item it is not hidden. So next time I use that NIB I only see the new item. Now I'm wise to the problem I just manually go through and make sure all existing items are not hidden, but the first few times this caught me out quite badly.

Just loading the NIB file into IB3 doesn't cause the problem - only if a menu is actually opened for editing. Not sure if it applies to contextual menus, etc. but it definitely affects pop-up buttons.

Hope this gets fixed soon - it's not a huge problem but can be a pain if you have a lot of menus. Also agree w/respect to rendering hidden items more obviously in the interface.



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On 21/02/2008, at 9:27 AM, Jonathan Hess wrote:

It looks this this could happen if you start with a pop up, change it to pull down, and then duplicate the first item a number of times to populate your menu. The first item in a pull down menu is marked as hidden, and when IB duplicates the item, it propagates the hidden attribute.

I think this would all be more obvious if IB rendered hidden menu items in a way that informed the user they were hidden.

Thanks for pointing this out -
Jon Hess

On Feb 20, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Graham wrote:

Of course I really meant the "hidden" attribute, not the "enabled" attribute.

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S.O.S.


IB 3 seems to have a bug where the "enabled" state for a menu item initially gets set to OFF when you load a NIB (maybe from an earlier version of IB - not explored exactly what triggers this). You have to go through and turn the checkbox back on again for all your items in each menu you touch with IB 3. A bit of a nuisance.



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