> Unless the vm top level menu button can be fixed in vm (from what's
> been tried so far, it sounds like that's hard if not impossible),
> trying to fix it in emacs/gtk is probably not a useful resolution of
> this bug - even if it can be identified & fixed upstream quickly -
> because of legacy versions of emacs in the wild with the bug. Filing
> an upstream bug is probably still a good idea.
Well, GTK doesn't support menubar menus to act as "buttons". (They
are not buttons actually. They are immediate menu items, rather than
pull-down menus.)
I don't feel like punishing all the other users just because one
toolkit (or two) don't support it. My thinking is, VM normally has
these buttons, and the GTK users will have a work-around.
John Hein writes:
> Unless the vm top level menu button can be fixed in vm (from what's
> been tried so far, it sounds like that's hard if not impossible),
> trying to fix it in emacs/gtk is probably not a useful resolution of
> this bug - even if it can be identified & fixed upstream quickly -
> because of legacy versions of emacs in the wild with the bug. Filing
> an upstream bug is probably still a good idea.
Well, GTK doesn't support menubar menus to act as "buttons". (They
are not buttons actually. They are immediate menu items, rather than
pull-down menus.)
I don't feel like punishing all the other users just because one
toolkit (or two) don't support it. My thinking is, VM normally has
these buttons, and the GTK users will have a work-around.
Cheers,
Uday