In Mac OS X when creating an app without menus, Mac OS X still offers the ⌘Q option in the application menu. The application menu seems programatically inaccessible, and to make matters worse, clicking the menu option or hitting ⌘Q does not work.
I propose some way of exposing the OS X application menu to define custom menu options in here, and/or automatically handling ⌘Q the same way clicking on the close button works.
Not sure if this applies but according to MacFAQ - MDN docs the Quit command item must have a "menu_FileQuitItem" id to be picked up in the Application menu
In Mac OS X when creating an app without menus, Mac OS X still offers the ⌘Q option in the application menu. The application menu seems programatically inaccessible, and to make matters worse, clicking the menu option or hitting ⌘Q does not work.
I propose some way of exposing the OS X application menu to define custom menu options in here, and/or automatically handling ⌘Q the same way clicking on the close button works.