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The "Hide <app>", "Hide Others" and "Show All" menu items in Mac
application menu are always enabled, and do not get disabled correctly.
Fix by turning on autoenable for the menu in qt_menu.nib, and by
implementing menu item validation in QCocoaMenuLoader.
Task-number: QTBUG-10705
Change-Id: Ic181dfa26a71acad0067f5269c72517b50b17362
Reviewed-by: Morten Johan Sørvig <morten.sorvig@nokia.com>
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This problem has been around before. At that time it had to do
with what part of the application received the kEAQuit apple event.
In Qt-4.7 we ensure that NSApplication gets run at least once
before we do any other event processing in Qt. That way the menu bar
gets fully initialized. The backside of the coin is that NSApplication
will not let the quit menu send a terminate action to the menu nibs file
owner (qmenuloader_mac.mm) when a modal window is showing on screen.
This is normally expected behaviour, but in Qt we allow the user to quit
when just a single window/dialog is showing on screen.
This fix remaps the quit items target from files owner to first responder.
That way we can catch the terminate at the window/responder beeing that,
and terminate as needed.
Task-number: QTBUG-7197
Reviewed-by: Prasanth
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Basically we try to get the toggled look correct and we've shrunk the
size of the toolbar by a good 10 pixels. We still look a bit "off" for
toggled on Tiger, but frankely that look is a bit odd.
We are a bit taller than the pure Cocoa toolbar (2 px), but given that
we are embedding our QToolbar, that's probably the best we can do.
All-in-all, it looks much better.
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