On Mac, if you define a Menu on a Dialog all of its items (except system items) end up being disabled without having to add a native style to set MenuItemHandler.EnabledWhenModal to true.
Now when you define a menu for a Dialog, and it is the current dialog, all of those items will be enabled.
Also, macOS now creates a blank menu on startup instead of leaving it null, so we now ensure we don't remember that so other dialogs/forms don't get a completely blank menu.
On Mac, if you define a Menu on a Dialog all of its items (except system items) end up being disabled without having to add a native style to set
MenuItemHandler.EnabledWhenModalto true.Now when you define a menu for a Dialog, and it is the current dialog, all of those items will be enabled.
Also, macOS now creates a blank menu on startup instead of leaving it null, so we now ensure we don't remember that so other dialogs/forms don't get a completely blank menu.