Commit r27569

[Wolfgang Lux]

Gregory,

>         * Source/NSMenu.m: Correction to previous change.  Update when
>         setAutoenableItems: value is changed.  Altered update to
>         enable menu items when autoenable is not being performed.


I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve here, but this change is  
definitely wrong. If auto enable for a menu is disabled, the menu  
items' states are not NSMenu's business. At best one might consider  
enabling all items at the time auto enable is disabled, but then the - 
update method is certainly the wrong place for doing this. Note that  
update is called from the -itemChanged: method, which in turn is  
called whenever a menu item is changed, e.g., when the application  
attempts to disable it! Anyway, Apple's implementation apparently  
doesn't change the menu items' states when -setAutoEnable: is called  
(with whatever argument), so I think we shouldn't bother either.

Wolfgang