You can remove that from the menu using the os-x mac menu api that is used to modify the menu at startup time, so at startup time an additonal step is needed. It's left there because some people wanted a way to quit the image without any squeak image involvement, it could of course be made a preference. As for the quit and prompt there is a change notification that is broadcast when a method is changed I think it's register SystemChangeNotifier uniqueInstance notify: self ofSystemChangesOfItem: #method change: #Added using: #modified:; notify: self ofSystemChangesOfItem: #method change: #Modified using: #modified:; notify: self ofSystemChangesOfItem: #method change: #Removed using: #modified: But ensuring you have all the cases would be debatable. On 11-Jun-09, at 3:21 AM, Michael Roberts wrote:
whilst we are debating 'quit' can we move 'Quit do not save' so it is not the first item in the native OS X File menu. I have accidentally clicked it a few times and it is a disaster. It is also quite different from platform semantics where are you would normally be prompted if a quit would discard changes. It should be at the bottom of the menu at the very least. Dare I ask if we need it at all...
thanks Mike
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