I have an NSToolbar which has NSToolbarItems with [toolbarItem view] =
NSButton.
When [toolbar displayMode] = NSToolbarDisplayModeLabelOnly and I press
the label [toolbarItem menuFormRepresentation] shows its submenu.
Otherwise (Icon visible) [toolbarItem label] gets shown, which does
nothing.
The documentations says: "If a toolbar item’s custom menu form
representation has a submenu, then the toolbar drops down that submenu
under the toolbar item in Text Only Mode"
So this is the expected behaviour.
But I want some way to get this submenu, even when the Icon (in my
case the button) is shown.
How?
I do not insist on using NSButtons - I just need something which can
be on or off like an NSOnOffButton.
Another (minor) problem: when the [toolbarItem menuFormRepresentation]
is in the NSOnState, the toolbar does not show the '✓' (CHECK MARK).
So I add (or remove, depending on state) the '✓' to the title. But
then the overflow menu item contains two check marks: one for its
state and another in the title. Looks kind of silly.
Kind regards,
Gerriet.
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