Re: Input for TTY menus

[Stefan Monnier]

>> Both gui and terminal emacs under NS have a services menu, but only
>> the gui NS emacs is correctly populating it from the system. It
>> seems to be created in nsterm.m:ns_term_init() when the application
>> menu is created (look for svcsMenu).
>> > Also, if you invoke tmm-menubar with M-`, does the Services item
>> > appear there, and if so, can it be selected and used as you'd expect?
>> It tmm-menu does have a Services item, and it's empty there also.
> Thanks for explaining and for testing.

It sounds like there's a bug in the NS code: the menu should probably
either not exist under a tty, or be filled with appropriate elements.

>> At a guess, the NS port is creating a stub for the menubar, and
>> then moving it into the application menu in some NS gui-only code.
> I see something in nsfns.m.  Perhaps some NS person could look into
> fixing this.

But the tty-menu code should also correctly handle an empty menu.
E.g. if I do:

emacs -Q -nw
M-: (global-set-key [menu-bar test] '(menu-item "Test" (keymap "Test"))) RET
f10

then f10 just tells me "Empty menu" and doesn't let me move to
another menu.


        Stefan