> On 2017 May 04, at 16:12, Eyal Redler wrote:
>
> If all fails I will probably do something along these lines. Can you explain
> what you mean by "Or maybe your predecessor implemented -menuNeedsUpdate:"?
> I'm not sure I follow…
I'd assumed that since you were working on an “old app” and di
>> my menu nib contains "Save" and "Save As...” items
>
> What is the IB action associated with your Save As item? It’s not clear how
> Cocoa recognizes the menu item, but the action seems like the likely
> mechanism. Or it could be by standardized name, so your old menu might (e.g.)
> have thr
On 2017 May 03, at 15:43, Quincey Morris
wrote:
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> If you can’t figure it out, there may be some IB magic in the File menu that
> your XIB doesn’t have because it’s too old.
Or maybe your predecessor implemented -menuNeedsUpdate:. I’ve been able to
hack the document-based File menu by loopi
On May 3, 2017, at 08:03 , Eyal Redler wrote:
>
> my menu nib contains "Save" and "Save As...” items
What is the IB action associated with your Save As item? It’s not clear how
Cocoa recognizes the menu item, but the action seems like the likely mechanism.
Or it could be by standardized name,
Hi,
I'm working on a very old document based application. When autosave in place
was introduced back in 10.7 I've added support for this and made it optional
for my users. I know that the autosaving feature was tweaked a few times in
subsequent releases but I'm really fuzzy about what these twe
