QLMenubar::QLMenubar(LyXView * view, MenuBackend const & mbe)
: owner_(static_cast<QtView*>(view)), menubackend_(mbe)
+#ifdef Q_WS_MACX
+ , menubar_(new QMenuBar)
+#endif
{
Menu::const_iterator m = mbe.getMenubar().begin();
Menu::const_iterator end = mbe.getMenubar().end();
for (; m != end; ++m) {
pair<int, QLPopupMenu *> menu =
- createMenu(owner_->menuBar(), &(*m), this, true);
+ createMenu(menuBar(), &(*m), this, true);
name_map_[m->submenuname()] = menu.second;
#ifdef Q_WS_MACX
/* The qt/mac menu code has a very silly hack that
}
}
-
void QLMenubar::openByName(string const & name)
{
NameMap::const_iterator const cit = name_map_.find(name);
return menubackend_;
}
+
+/*
+ Here is what the Qt documentation says about how a menubar is chosen:
+
+ 1) If the window has a QMenuBar then it is used. 2) If the window
+ is a modal then its menubar is used. If no menubar is specified
+ then a default menubar is used (as documented below) 3) If the
+ window has no parent then the default menubar is used (as
+ documented below).
+
+ The above 3 steps are applied all the way up the parent window
+ chain until one of the above are satisifed. If all else fails a
+ default menubar will be created, the default menubar on Qt/Mac is
+ an empty menubar, however you can create a different default
+ menubar by creating a parentless QMenuBar, the first one created
+ will thus be designated the default menubar, and will be used
+ whenever a default menubar is needed.
+
+ Thus, for Qt/Mac, we add the menus to a free standing menubar, so
+ that this menubar will be used also when one of LyX' dialogs has
+ focus. (JMarc)
+*/
+QMenuBar * QLMenubar::menuBar() const
+{
+#ifdef Q_WS_MAC
+ return menubar_.get();
+#else
+ return owner_->menuBar();
+#endif
+}
+
} // namespace frontend
} // namespace lyx