Gregory,
* Source/NSMenu.m: Correction to previous change. Update when
setAutoenableItems: value is changed. Altered update to
enable menu items when autoenable is not being performed.
I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve here, but this change is
definitely wrong. If auto enable for a menu is disabled, the menu
items' states are not NSMenu's business. At best one might consider
enabling all items at the time auto enable is disabled, but then the -
update method is certainly the wrong place for doing this. Note that
update is called from the -itemChanged: method, which in turn is
called whenever a menu item is changed, e.g., when the application
attempts to disable it! Anyway, Apple's implementation apparently
doesn't change the menu items' states when -setAutoEnable: is called
(with whatever argument), so I think we shouldn't bother either.
Wolfgang
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