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Hi, I'm trying to implement the 'alternate' parameter for a menu item that has a 'key' set, and instead of working as expected, the 'alternate' item is just listed beneath the item above it.
Command 1a/1b switches correctly when the Option key is pressed when the menu is exposed.
Command 2a/2b implements ⌘C as the keyboard shortcut for 2a, but both rows (2a/2b) are always visible, and there is no reaction to the Option key.
Command 3a/3b additionally implements ⌘⌥C as the keyboard shortcut for 3b, with the intention of matching the shortcut for 3a, but adding ⌥. This reacts the same as 2a/2b: both rows (3a/3b) are always visible, and there is no reaction to the Option key.
For both set, Command 2a/b and 3a/b, I expected only menu 'a' to be visible when exposed, and only 'b' to be shown when Option is pressed.
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Hi, I'm trying to implement the 'alternate' parameter for a menu item that has a 'key' set, and instead of working as expected, the 'alternate' item is just listed beneath the item above it.
Here is some sample code:
Command 1a/1b switches correctly when the Option key is pressed when the menu is exposed.
Command 2a/2b implements ⌘C as the keyboard shortcut for 2a, but both rows (2a/2b) are always visible, and there is no reaction to the Option key.
Command 3a/3b additionally implements ⌘⌥C as the keyboard shortcut for 3b, with the intention of matching the shortcut for 3a, but adding ⌥. This reacts the same as 2a/2b: both rows (3a/3b) are always visible, and there is no reaction to the Option key.
For both set, Command 2a/b and 3a/b, I expected only menu 'a' to be visible when exposed, and only 'b' to be shown when Option is pressed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: