I’ve never used -toolbarAllowedItemIdentifiers:. However, its documentation
states…
"Sent to discover the allowed item identifiers for a toolbar.”
Wonderful :)) There is no indication of who sends it, when, nor what is done
with the result. The “Discussion” is no more enlightening either. Therefore I
have no idea what the purpose of this method is. Apparently, based on your
results, its purpose is not your purpose.
On 2014 Feb 07, at 13:43, Markus Spoettl <ms_li...@shiftoption.com> wrote:
> So the question is: How do I remove an item with a given identifier in such a
> way that it does not appear
Here is how I remove toolbar items that are present in nibs…
NSInteger someToolbarItemIndex = [[toolbar items]
indexOfObject:someToolbarItem] ;
if ((someToolbarItemIndex >= 0 ) && (someToolbarItemIndex < [[toolbar items]
count]))
{
[toolbar removeItemAtIndex:settingsToolbarItemIndex] ;
}
where ‘toolbar’ and ‘someToolbarItem’ are outlets, connected in the nib. So a
disadvantage of my method is that you need an outlet for any removable toolbar
item. But I have only have one, and it works for me.
> in the customization, neither is single item nor as part of the default
> toolbar configuration.
I hope that clause was not important because I don’t understand it.
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