Following some excellent advice given here, I handle validateMenuItem by comparing the menu items action to strings - that way you can change the tag or text of the menu and it still works. Well, until today, when the latest Xcode update spits out this error:
No method declared with Objective-C selector 'toggleHidden'
In this code...
override func validateMenuItem(menuItem: NSMenuItem) -> Bool {
let c = selectedCards().count
switch menuItem.action {
case "toggleHidden": if c == 1 { if selectedCard()!.info["hidden"] ?? "false" == true { return true } else { return false } }
case "toggleIgnore": if c == 1 { if selectedCard()!.info["ignore"] ?? "false" == true { return true } else { return false } }
default: return true
}
return true
}
The funny thing is, this is literally the next bit of code...
@IBAction func toggleHidden(sender: NSObject) {
...
}
Now I know that the items in action are actually selectors, so I tried this...
case Selector("toggleHidden"):
That compiles fine but returns the same error.
This was working fine before the update, does anyone have an idea why it might be spitting the error now?
