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feat(mac): implement native macOS menu bar with unsaved changes quit protection - #1376
Implements a full native macOS menu bar (NSMenu via muda) matching Microsoft PowerPoint's top-level menu hierarchy on the Mac:
DeckCraft: About DeckCraft, Preferences (⌘,), Services, Hide DeckCraft (⌘H), Hide Others (⌥⌘H), Show All, Quit DeckCraft (⌘Q)
File: New (⌘N), New from Template… (navigates to template gallery in Backstage), Open… (⌘O), Open Recent, Close (⌘W), Save (⌘S), Save As… (⇧⌘S), Save as Template…, Export…, Share, Always Open Read-Only, Restrict Permissions, Passwords…, Page Setup…, Print… (⌘P), Properties
View: Mutually synced checkmark view modes: Normal (⌘1), Slide Sorter (⌘2), Notes Page (⌘3), Outline View (⌘4), Reading View (⌘5); Presenter View (⌥⏎), Slide Show (⇧⌘⏎), Show Outline (⌃⇧⇥), Master views submenu, Ribbon visibility toggle (⌥⌘R), Header/Footer, Grid & Guides, Zoom (Zoom In ⌘=, Zoom Out ⌘-, Fit to Window ⌘0), Full Screen (^⌘F)
Insert: New Slide (⇧⌘N), Duplicate Slide (⇧⌘D), Reuse Slides…, Section, Comment (⇧⌘M), Pictures, Audio, Video, Shapes, Cameo, Equation, Symbol, Link (⌘K), Table, Chart, SmartArt, Text Box, WordArt, Header & Footer, Slide Number, Date and Time
Format: Font… (⌘T), Alignment (Left ⌘L, Center ⌘E, Right ⌘R, Justify ⌘J via format.align), Bulleted/Numbered Lists, Slide Background, Format Object, Crop Tool, Animation Painter
Arrange: Bring to Front (⇧⌘F), Send to Back (⇧⌘B), Bring Forward (⌥⇧⌘F), Send Backward (⌥⇧⌘B), Group (⌥⌘G), Ungroup (⌥⇧⌘G), Align, Distribute, Selection Pane
Winit's standard [NSApp terminate:] terminates immediately without dispatching close_requested() to egui.
We wire Quit in the native menu to egui::ViewportCommand::Close, allowing DeckCraft's dirty-document check (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:1627) to intercept the request and prompt the user to save changes before closing.
TextEdit & Dialog Clipboard Forwarding:
Standard Edit menu actions (Copy, Cut, Paste) route through ViewportCommand::RequestCopy/RequestCut/RequestPaste when egui text edit or modal dialog is active, allowing text inputs in dialogs to receive menu clipboard operations.
Edit menu accelerators for standard typing keys are left unassigned in muda, preserving egui's native text editing key handling.
AppKit Window Menu Registration:
window.set_as_windows_menu_for_nsapp() registers the Window submenu with NSApp.windowsMenu, providing macOS Move & Resize, Fill and Center system tiling shortcuts.
AppKit Integration Test:
Added tests/mac_menu_appkit.rs running on the main thread to verify top-level menus and windowsMenu registration.
Added a macOS native menu bar with DeckCraft, File, Edit, View, Insert, and Window menus.
Added menu actions and keyboard shortcuts for application, presentation, view, and window controls, including closing the presentation or window as appropriate.
View and display-toggle checkmarks stay synchronized with the current app state.
Copy, Cut, and Paste work when a dialog or text editor has focus. While a dialog is open, only About and Quit menu actions are handled.
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Adds a macOS native menu bar with top-level menus, keyboard accelerators, and event handling. App logic installs and polls the menu. AppKit and accelerator tests check menu setup and accelerator parsing.
Changes: macOS Native Menu
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Summary
Define the native menus apps/deckcraft/Cargo.toml, apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs
Adds macOS menu dependencies and menu items for DeckCraft, File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Arrange, Tools, Slide Show, Window, and Help.
Install and dispatch menu events apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs
Installs the menus and forwards events. Routes clipboard actions through the viewport when a dialog or text editor has focus. While a dialog is open, only About and Quit continue through normal dispatch. Handles other actions, synchronizes View checkmarks, and tests accelerator parsing.
Connect the menu to the app lifecycle apps/deckcraft/src/main.rs, apps/deckcraft/tests/mac_menu_appkit.rs, apps/deckcraft/Cargo.toml
Adds optional native-menu state to the macOS app. App logic installs the menu unless DECKCRAFT_NO_NATIVE_MENU is set and polls it when present. The AppKit harness checks menu titles.
sequenceDiagram
participant AppLogic
participant NativeMenu
participant eguiContext
participant SlideApp
AppLogic->>NativeMenu: install menu when enabled
NativeMenu->>eguiContext: request repaint on menu event
AppLogic->>NativeMenu: poll queued events
NativeMenu->>SlideApp: dispatch application or viewport action
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Possibly related issues
storytold/deckcraft#1620: The change adds native Copy, Cut, and Paste menu actions and routes them to focused text edits or application commands. The summaries do not establish that it fixes raw shortcut delivery or stale clipboard publication.
Suggested reviewers:aiongg
Merge Risk: Low · up to 473a6
Native Edit actions can affect the presentation instead of focused text, and menu dispatch can interfere with an in-progress input batch. These localized issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 855b3
The reviewed menu path reuses existing application actions and preserves unsaved-document close and quit checks. No new attacker-controlled command input was identified. Native event timing and some downstream behavior remain unvalidated.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure is local menu activation within the user's application process, reaching open presentations and existing clipboard and browser actions. The inspected route does not introduce an external command-input channel or a separate execution authority.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Menu identifiers originate in compile-time menu definitions, and the URL item is a fixed HTTPS target. Although polling supports generic URL and command dispatch, no document-derived or remotely supplied identifier was found feeding that route.
observed — Dialog state is checked for each dequeued event. Copy, Cut and Paste are routed to viewport text-edit commands when a dialog or text editor has focus; other menu actions are blocked during an application dialog except About and Quit.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Native Close delegates active-document closure to SlideApp, while native Quit requests viewport closure. Existing controls prompt for dirty documents, cancel unconfirmed application closure, and prevent failed or canceled saves from closing dirty documents. Queued events recheck dialog state, preserving these controls in the inspected application path; actual AppKit delivery timing remains unverified.
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[#1375] Satisfied. Quit from the application menu and ⌘Q route through egui::ViewportCommand::Close, so the existing dirty-document check prompts before exit. The author reports that the window-clos…
1. In the menu definition used by native_menu.rs (menu_tree() source), attach SHIFT+CMD+P to file.newTemplate (New from Template…). 2. Move the Help command palette accelerator to a key that does not collide with file.newTemplate.…
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The title "feat(mac): implement native macOS menu bar with unsaved changes quit protection" matches the main change. The PR adds a native macOS menu bar built from menu_tree() with command routing, an…
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The changes fall within #584 and #1375 scope or support them: - muda dependency and macOS-only objc2 and objc2-app-kit dev dependencies, which support the AppKit test. - native_menu.rs menu co…
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The title "feat(mac): implement native macOS menu bar with unsaved changes quit protection" matches the main change. The PR adds a native macOS menu bar built from menu_tree() with command routing, and it routes Quit through ViewportCommand::Close so the existing unsaved-changes prompt runs. The title names both primary parts of the change. It is 79 characters, which is slightly long, but it stays within a readable single line and is specific.
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The changes fall within #584 and #1375 scope or support them:
muda dependency and macOS-only objc2 and objc2-app-kit dev dependencies, which support the AppKit test.
native_menu.rs menu construction, command dispatch, view-state synchronization, and clipboard forwarding.
main.rs installs and polls the native menu and handles the Apple event tuple change.
Quit routing through ViewportCommand::Close (#1375).
Window-menu registration and the mac_menu_appkit test.
The extra PowerPoint-style items (for example Thesaurus, Macro, Animation Painter, Cameo, Rehearse with Coach) follow the #584 goal of matching the PowerPoint menu hierarchy. The author reports that unsupported command IDs and external links were removed. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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[#1375] Satisfied. Quit from the application menu and ⌘Q route through egui::ViewportCommand::Close, so the existing dirty-document check prompts before exit. The author reports that the window-close, Dock Quit, system shutdown, and presentation close paths keep the same prompt.
[#584] Mostly satisfied. The native muda menu bar covers the App, File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Arrange, Tools, Slide Show, Window, and Help menus. The Window menu is registered through set_as_windows_menu_for_nsapp(). View modes are checkmark-synced. Standard Edit actions forward clipboard commands to egui.
Unmet requirement: #584 requires New from Template… to use ⇧⌘P. The current PR description lists New from Template… under File with no accelerator. It assigns ⇧⌘P to Command Palette / Help under Help. The same ⇧⌘P assignment appears in #584 for Command search / Help, so the issue itself contains a key collision. The PR does not state how it resolves this collision. Also, the reviewer reported that the Edit menu uses a Repeat label where the PR description uses Redo. #584 uses Redo/Repeat, so this label is not a blocking deviation.
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In the menu definition used by native_menu.rs (menu_tree() source), attach SHIFT+CMD+P to file.newTemplate (New from Template…).
Move the Help command palette accelerator to a key that does not collide with file.newTemplate. State this deviation from #584 in the PR description.
Add an automated assertion that SHIFT+CMD+P resolves to file.newTemplate and that no other top-level menu item uses it. Place the assertion in the native menu unit tests or in tests/mac_menu_appkit.rs.
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Review comments at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs:
- Line 144: Replace the `check_item` call for `view.reading` with a plain `item`
call, keeping its identifier, label, and shortcut unchanged so the action does
not maintain a check state.
- Line 331: Remove the bare SHIFT+C accelerator from the Crop menu item in the
native menu definition by updating the `format.crop` item to have no
accelerator. Leave the Crop item and its handler unchanged.
- Line 450: Replace the generic item for “Bring All to Front” in the native menu
with muda’s predefined Bring All to Front item so the click invokes the AppKit
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#!/bin/bash# List accelerators without CMD or CTRL; each can intercept typed characters.
rg -nP 'Some\("(?!.*(CMD|CTRL))[^"]+"\)' apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs
Repository: storytold/deckcraft
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- native_menu.rs relevant definitions and handlers ---'
nl -ba apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs | sed -n '1,220p'
nl -ba apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs | sed -n '300,345p'
nl -ba apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs | sed -n '590,640p'printf'%s\n''--- mac menu tests and dependency declarations ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.rs' -e 'accelerator' -e 'SHIFT+C' -e 'ALT+ENTER' -e 'native_menu' tests apps/deckcraft crates ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -F -e 'muda' Cargo.toml Cargo.lock apps/deckcraft/Cargo.toml
printf'%s\n''--- local muda source, if available ---'
find "${CARGO_HOME:-$HOME/.cargo}/registry/src" -path '*muda-0.21*' -type f 2>/dev/null | head -20
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nl -ba apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs | sed -n '690,780p'printf'%s\n''--- available local muda source ---'
find "${CARGO_HOME:-$HOME/.cargo}/registry/src" -type f -path '*muda-0.21*'2>/dev/null | head -50
rg -n -F 'struct Accelerator'"${CARGO_HOME:-$HOME/.cargo}/registry/src"2>/dev/null | head -20
Repository: storytold/deckcraft
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Web query:
muda 0.21 Accelerator FromStr macOS MenuItem key equivalent modifier mask
Result:
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<source kind="search">
<title>keyEquivalentModifierMask | Apple Developer Documentation</title>
<location>https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nsmenuitem/keyequivalentmodifiermask</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 months ago; `NSShiftKeyMask` is a valid modifier for any key equivalent in `mask`. ... The menu item’s unmodified key equivalent.
* AppKit
* NSMenuItem
* keyEquivalentModifierMask
Instance Property
# keyEquivalentModifierMask
The menu item’s keyboard equivalent modifiers.
`var keyEquivalentModifierMask: `NSEvent`.`ModifierFlags` { get set }`
## Discussion
`NSShiftKeyMask` is a valid modifier for any key equivalent in `mask`. This allows you to specify key-equivalents such as Command-Shift-1 that are consistent across all keyboards. However, with a few exceptions (such as the German “ß” character), a lowercase character with `NSShiftKeyMask` is interpreted the same as the uppercase character without that mask. For example, Command-Shift-c and Command-C are considered to be identical key equivalents.
See the `NSEvent` class specification for more information about modifier mask values.
## See Also
### Managing key equivalents
`var keyEquivalent: String`
The menu item’s unmodified key equivalent.</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>muda::accelerator - Rust</title>
<location>https://docs.rs/muda/latest/muda/accelerator/index.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; ## Module accelerator## muda 0.20.0 ... or from `&str`, note that all modifiers have to be listed before the non-modifier key, `shift+alt+KeyQ` is legal, whereas `shift+q+alt` is not.
## Module accelerator
## muda0.20.0
## In crate muda
# Module accelerator [Button: Copy item path]
Source
Expand description
Accelerators describe keyboard shortcuts for menu items.
`KeyAccelerator`s are used to define a keyboard shortcut based on logical keys, which allows expressing shortcuts like `Ctrl++` or `Ctrl+€` that physical key codes cannot represent. For this reason, prefer to use `KeyAccelerator`s over the older `Accelerator`s.
## §Examples
They can be created directly
`let key_accelerator = KeyAccelerator::new(Modifiers::SHIFT, Key::Character("q".to_owned()));
let key_accelerator_without_mods = KeyAccelerator::new(Modifiers::empty(), Key::Character("q".to_owned()));
let accelerator = Accelerator::new(Modifiers::SHIFT, Code::KeyQ);
let accelerator_without_mods = Accelerator::new(Modifiers::empty(), Code::KeyQ);`
or from `&str`, note that all modifiers have to be listed before the non-modifier key, `shift+alt+KeyQ` is legal, whereas `shift+q+alt` is not.
`let key_accelerator: KeyAccelerator = "shift+alt+q".parse().unwrap();
// Or to parse Accelerator
let accelerator: Accelerator = "shift+alt+KeyQ".parse().unwrap();
let accelerator: Accelerator = "shift+alt+q".parse().unwrap();`
## Structs§
Accelerator
A keyboard shortcut that consists of an optional combination of modifier keys (provided by `Modifiers` and one key (`Code`).
KeyAccelerator
A keyboard shortcut based on logical `Key` values.
Modifiers
Pressed modifier keys.
## Enums§
AcceleratorParseError
Code
Code is the physical position of a key.
Key
The value received from the keypress.
NamedKey
Key represents the meaning of a keypress.
## Constants§
</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>GitHub - tauri-apps/muda: Menu Utilities for Desktop Applications in Rust. · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/tauri-apps/muda</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; 1. tauri-apps ... Apache-2.0, MIT licenses found ... .github/workflows | .github/workflows | | ... The Win32 and AppKit backends are always enabled on Windows and macOS, respectively. ... &MenuItem::new("Menu item #1", true, Some(Accelerator::new(Modifiers::ALT, Code::KeyD))), ... let position = muda::dpi::PhysicalPosition { x: 100., y: 120. ... ### Note for winit or tao users:
.gitignore | .gitignore | |
CHANGELOG.md | CHANGELOG.md | |
Cargo.lock | Cargo.lock | |
Cargo.toml | Cargo.toml | |
LICENSE-APACHE | LICENSE-APACHE | |
LICENSE-MIT | LICENSE-MIT | |
LICENSE.spdx | LICENSE.spdx | |
README.md | README.md | |
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### muda
Menu Utilities library for Desktop Applications.
## Platforms supported:
* Windows
* macOS
* Linux/BSD with GTK 3 or GTK 4
## Platform-specific notes:
* On Windows, accelerators don't work unless the win32 message loop calls `TranslateAcceleratorW`. See `Menu::init_for_hwnd` for more details
### Cargo Features
The Win32 and AppKit backends are always enabled on Windows and macOS, respectively.
* `gtk3`: Enables the GTK 3 backend on Linux or BSD platforms. This is enabled by default.
* `gtk4`: Enables the GTK 4 backend on Linux or BSD platforms. Use `default-features = false` when enabling this feature because the default features include `gtk3`.
* `common-controls-v6`: Use `TaskDialogIndirect` API from `ComCtl32.dll` v6 on Windows for showing the predefined `About` menu item dialog.
* `snapshot`: Enables thread-safe menu snapshot types and methods, switching shared menu state to thread-safe synchronization.
* `serde`: Enables de/serializing the dpi types.
When both `gtk3` and `gtk4` are enabled, Muda uses the GTK 4 backend and emits a Cargo warning.
## Dependencies (Linux/BSD)
The `gtk3` feature uses GTK 3 for menus. The `gtk4` feature uses GTK 4 for menus.
Be sure to install the packages for the GTK backend you enabled before building:
#### Arch Linux / Manjaro:
# GTK 3 backend
pacman -S gtk3
# GTK 4 backend
pacman -S gtk4
#### Debian / Ubuntu:
# GTK 3 backend
sudo apt install libgtk-3-dev
# GTK 4 backend
sudo apt install libgtk-4-dev
## Dependencies in FreeBSD
Install these dependencies in order to compile `muda`. Instructions using `pkg`:
# GTK 3 backend
pkg install -y rust glib pkgconf gtk3
# GTK 4 backend
pkg install -y rust glib pkgconf gtk4
## Example
Create the menu and add your items
let menu = Menu::new();
let menu_item2 = MenuItem::new("Menu item #2", false, None);
let submenu = Submenu::with_items("Submenu Outer", true,&[
&MenuItem::new("Menu item #1", true, Some(Accelerator::new(Modifiers::ALT, Code::KeyD))),
&PredefinedMenuItem::separator(),
&menu_item2,
&MenuItem::new("Menu item #3", true, None),
&PredefinedMenuItem::separator(),
&Submenu::with_items("Submenu Inner", true,&[
&MenuItem::new("Submenu item #1", true, None),
&PredefinedMenuItem::separator(),
&menu_item2,
])
]);
Then add your root menu to a window on Windows, GTK 3, or GTK 4 or use it as your global app menu on macOS
// --snip--
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
unsafe { menu.init_for_hwnd(window.hwnd() as isize) };
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
menu.init_for_gtk_window(&gtk_window, Some(&vertical_gtk_box));
#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
menu.init_for_nsapp();
## Context menus (Popup menus)
You can also use a [`Menu`] or a [`Submenu`] to show a context menu.
// --snip--
let position = muda::dpi::PhysicalPosition { x: 100., y: 1…[truncated]</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>Setting a Menu Item’s Key Equivalent</title>
<location>https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/MenuList/Articles/SettingMenuKeyEquiv.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 12.3 years ago; Crawled: 8 months ago; It is also possible to use a sequence of Unicode characters so long as the user’s key mapping is able to generate the sequence with a single key press. ... Note: To specify the Option key, use the constant `NSAlternateKeyMask`. ... If user-defined key equivalents are active and an `NSMenuItem` object has a user-defined key equivalent, its `keyEquivalent` method returns the user-defined key equivalent and not the one set using `setKeyEquivalent:`.
# Setting a Menu Item’s Key Equivalent
You can assign a keyboard equivalent to an `NSMenuItem` instance, so that when the user types a character the menu item sends its action. The keyboard equivalent is defined in two parts. First is the basic key equivalent, which must be a Unicode character that can be generated by a single key press without modifier keys (Shift excepted). It is also possible to use a sequence of Unicode characters so long as the user’s key mapping is able to generate the sequence with a single key press. The basic key equivalent is set using `setKeyEquivalent:` and returned by `keyEquivalent`. The second part defines the modifier keys that must also be pressed. This is set using `setKeyEquivalentModifierMask:` and returned by `keyEquivalentModifierMask`. The modifier mask by default includes `NSCommandKeyMask`, and may also include the masks for the Shift, Option, or other modifier keys. Specifying keyboard equivalents in two parts allows you to define a modified keyboard equivalent without having to know which character is generated by the basic key plus the modifier. For example, you can define the keyboard equivalent Command-Option-f without having to know which character is generated by typing Option-f.
Note: To specify the Option key, use the constant `NSAlternateKeyMask`.
Certain methods in `NSMenuItem` can override assigned keyboard equivalents with those the user has specified in the defaults system. The `setUsesUserKeyEquivalents:` method turns this behavior on or off, and `usesUserKeyEquivalents` returns its status. To determine the user-defined key equivalent for an NSMenuItem object, invoke the `userKeyEquivalent` instance method. If user-defined key equivalents are active and an `NSMenuItem` object has a user-defined key equivalent, its `keyEquivalent` method returns the user-defined key equivalent and not the one set using `setKeyEquivalent:`.</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>MenuItemBuilder in muda - Rust</title>
<location>https://docs.rs/muda/latest/muda/struct.MenuItemBuilder.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; where Error: From<<A as TryInto<Accelerator>>::Error>,
Source
#### pub fn enabled(self, enabled: bool) -> Self
Enable or disable this menu item.
Source
#### pub fn accelerator<A: TryInto<Accelerator>>( self, accelerator: Option<A>, ) -> Result<Self>
where Error: From<<A as TryInto<Accelerator>>::Error>,
Set this menu item accelerator.
(Note that setting an accelerator will override any existing .key_accelerator())
Source
#### pub fn key_accelerator<A: TryInto<KeyAccelerator>>( self, accelerator: Option<A>, ) -> Result<Self>
where Error: From<<A as TryInto<KeyAccelerator>>::Error>,
Set this menu item accelerator using a `KeyAccelerator`.
(Note that setting a key_accelerator will override any existing .accelerator())
Source
#### pub fn styled_text<S: Into<String>>( self, parts: impl IntoIterator<Item = (S, TextStyle)>, ) -> Self
Set the text for this menu item as a sequence of styled text, so one part of the label can be de-emphasized relative to the rest.
Overrides any text set with `.text()`.
See `MenuItem::set_styled_text` for more info.
Source
#### pub fn build(self) -> MenuItem
Build this menu item.</excerpt>
</source>
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Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rs/muda/latest/muda/accelerator/index.html?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nsmenuitem/keyequivalentmodifiermask?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://docs.rs/muda/latest/muda/accelerator/index.html?utm_source=openai
Remove the bare SHIFT+C accelerator from Crop.
Because this accelerator has no Command or Control modifier, AppKit can match Shift+C before the focused egui text field receives the event. The Crop handler only sets Crop tool is not available yet, so the shortcut can consume a capital C without performing a useful action.
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&item("format.crop","Crop",Some("SHIFT+C")),
&item("format.crop","Crop",None),
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs at line 331:
Remove the bare SHIFT+C accelerator from the Crop menu item in the native menu
definition by updating the `format.crop` item to have no accelerator. Leave the
Crop item and its handler unchanged.
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Native Format alignment items dispatch the unregistered text.align command.
The four alignment branches call app.run("text.align", ...). The engine registers format.align, which accepts the same align values the branches already pass. Because text.align is not a UI command, the dispatcher sends it to the engine, which returns UnknownCommand. Each click therefore fails and sets an error status. Changing the four command IDs to format.align fixes the group.
Suggested fix
"format.alignLeft" => {
- let _ = app.run("text.align", json!({"align": "left"}));+ let _ = app.run("format.align", json!({"align": "left"}));
}
"format.alignCenter" => {
- let _ = app.run("text.align", json!({"align": "center"}));+ let _ = app.run("format.align", json!({"align": "center"}));
}
"format.alignRight" => {
- let _ = app.run("text.align", json!({"align": "right"}));+ let _ = app.run("format.align", json!({"align": "right"}));
}
"format.justify" => {
- let _ = app.run("text.align", json!({"align": "justify"}));+ let _ = app.run("format.align", json!({"align": "justify"}));
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs around lines 600 - 610:
Update the four alignment branches for format.alignLeft, format.alignCenter,
format.alignRight, and format.justify to dispatch the registered format.align
command, preserving each branch’s existing align value.
Minor · Dispatch shape menu items to shape.insert. · native_menu.rs:657-670
Selecting any of the five native shape items calls the unregistered insert.shape command. The engine registers shape.insert, so each selection returns UnknownCommand and does not insert a shape.
Suggested fix
- let _ = app.run("insert.shape", json!({"preset": "rect"}));+ let _ = app.run("shape.insert", json!({"preset": "rect"}));
...
- let _ = app.run("insert.shape", json!({"preset": "roundRect"}));+ let _ = app.run("shape.insert", json!({"preset": "roundRect"}));
...
- let _ = app.run("insert.shape", json!({"preset": "ellipse"}));+ let _ = app.run("shape.insert", json!({"preset": "ellipse"}));
...
- let _ = app.run("insert.shape", json!({"preset": "line"}));+ let _ = app.run("shape.insert", json!({"preset": "line"}));
...
- let _ = app.run("insert.shape", json!({"preset": "rightArrow"}));+ let _ = app.run("shape.insert", json!({"preset": "rightArrow"}));
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs around lines 657 - 670:
Update the native shape menu dispatch branches for shape.rect, shape.roundRect,
shape.ellipse, shape.line, and shape.arrow to invoke the registered shape.insert
command instead of insert.shape. Preserve each branch’s existing preset value.
Minor · Invoke the reuse-slides dialog. · native_menu.rs:545-547
Selecting slide.reuse currently calls app.openDialog, which opens the ordinary file-open flow. Invoke the existing app.reuseSlidesDialog action instead.
Suggested fix
- let _ = app.run("app.openDialog", json!({}));+ let _ = app.run("app.reuseSlidesDialog", json!({}));
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs around lines 545 - 547:
Update the slide.reuse handler to invoke the existing app.reuseSlidesDialog
action instead of app.openDialog, so selecting it opens the reuse-slides dialog.
Minor · Route Window → New Window to view.newWindow. · native_menu.rs:575-577
Selecting window.new currently dispatches file.new, which creates a new presentation. The existing view.newWindow action opens another viewport for the active presentation. This makes the menu item perform the wrong operation.
Suggested fix
- let _ = app.run("file.new", json!({}));+ let _ = app.run("view.newWindow", json!({}));
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs around lines 575 - 577:
Update the `window.new` handler to dispatch the existing `view.newWindow` action
instead of `file.new`, so selecting Window → New Window opens another viewport
for the active presentation.
Minor · Route Edit → Replace to app.replace. · native_menu.rs:542-544
The edit.replace handler opens the command palette instead of the replacement dialog. Dispatch app.replace so the menu action opens the replacement dialog for the active presentation.
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs around lines 542 - 544:
Update the “edit.replace” handler to dispatch “app.replace” instead of opening
the command palette, so the menu action opens the replacement dialog for the
active presentation.
Minor · Use the registered thesaurus UI action. · native_menu.rs:386
Selecting Tools → Thesaurus can send the unsupported tools.thesaurus identifier to the engine and show an unknown-command error. Change apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs:386 to review.thesaurusPane, which opens the thesaurus pane and invokes review.thesaurus.
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs at line 386:
Update the Thesaurus menu item identifier from tools.thesaurus to
review.thesaurusPane so selecting it opens the thesaurus pane and invokes the
registered thesaurus action; preserve its label and shortcut.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs:
- Around line 600-610: Update the four alignment branches for format.alignLeft,
format.alignCenter, format.alignRight, and format.justify to dispatch the
registered format.align command, preserving each branch’s existing align value.
- Around line 657-670: Update the native shape menu dispatch branches for
shape.rect, shape.roundRect, shape.ellipse, shape.line, and shape.arrow to
invoke the registered shape.insert command instead of insert.shape. Preserve
each branch’s existing preset value.
- Around line 545-547: Update the slide.reuse handler to invoke the existing
app.reuseSlidesDialog action instead of app.openDialog, so selecting it opens
the reuse-slides dialog.
- Around line 575-577: Update the `window.new` handler to dispatch the existing
`view.newWindow` action instead of `file.new`, so selecting Window → New Window
opens another viewport for the active presentation.
- Around line 542-544: Update the “edit.replace” handler to dispatch
“app.replace” instead of opening the command palette, so the menu action opens
the replacement dialog for the active presentation.
- Line 386: Update the Thesaurus menu item identifier from tools.thesaurus to
review.thesaurusPane so selecting it opens the thesaurus pane and invokes the
registered thesaurus action; preserve its label and shortcut.
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Review notes (limited: macOS-only code, read but not run).
cargo fmt --check is clean. The new code is cfg(target_os = "macos"), so none of it compiles on this Linux machine and I could not run tests/mac_menu_appkit.rs; CI on macOS is the only check.
Skimmed native_menu.rs: menu items map to command ids, with DECKCRAFT_NO_NATIVE_MENU as an opt-out. In the Edit menu, edit.redo is labelled "Repeat" and Undo/Cut/Copy/Paste have no accelerator, while the PR text lists "Redo (⌘Y)" and Cut/Copy/Paste shortcuts, so the text and menu differ. I did not check which labels PowerPoint for Mac uses, and I did not read all 793 lines.
Not checked: quit-with-unsaved-changes protection, the Window menu behaviour, and anything on a real Mac.
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I read the manifest hunk: the macOS dependencies gain muda 0.21 (default features off) and dev-dependencies objc2 0.6 and objc2-app-kit 0.3, next to the existing fmv-macos-events pin (whose comment says the Objective-C handler is behind a safe API because the workspace forbids unsafe), and per the title a native macOS menu bar is implemented with a protection against quitting with unsaved changes. A native menu bar is expected on macOS, and muda is what the other apps (gridcraft) use. Quit protection must cover every path to quit: Cmd+Q, the Dock menu's Quit, the application menu's Quit, a system shutdown (macOS can ask the app to terminate) and closing the last window; each must show the same save prompt and honour Cancel. Dev-dependencies on objc2 for tests are fine if the tests use no unsafe in the workspace. I did not read the code. I can't test macOS here. Please say how each quit path was tried. Nothing was run.
I ran nothing and have no exact-head CI result for this PR, so this is not an approval. Where a diff was long I read its code hunks rather than every generated or documentation line.
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AI-generated review (Opus). Not a maintainer decision.
Changes needed:
Adds a native macOS menu bar through muda, built by hand in apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs. Quit goes through the window close path, so the existing unsaved-changes prompt still applies.
The menu is written separately from crates/ui-egui/src/menus.rs:179 menu_tree(), which is meant to feed the native menu bar. Building from it, or from the shared craft-menu crate the other apps use, would keep one source of menu items.
Find… (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs:118) dispatches app.palette, which opens the command palette. The Find dialog is app.find (crates/ui-egui/src/app/commands.rs:259).
Paste Special… runs edit.paste. The existing command app.pasteSpecial (crates/ui-egui/src/app/commands.rs:246) opens the Paste Special dialog.
Font… (⌘T) opens the command palette instead of the Font dialog.
Accelerators without ⌘ (Option+Return, Shift+F9, Option+F9, Option+F8, Ctrl+Shift+Tab) are caught by the menu before text editing sees them, so typing Option+Return in a text box starts Presenter View.
Items are always enabled and never follow each command's enabled check. Many items only set a 'not available yet' status or fall through to command ids that may not be registered.
The Edit menu labels Redo 'Repeat' and gives Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste and Select All no key equivalents, unlike the description.
Claims checked:
verified: Quit from the menu keeps the unsaved-changes prompt (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs app.quit sends ViewportCommand::Close; crates/ui-egui/src/app.rs:241 cancels close and asks when a document is dirty)
contradicted: Edit menu has Undo (⌘Z), Redo (⌘Y), Cut/Copy/Paste/Select All with their shortcuts (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs build_edit_menu: edit.undo/edit.redo/edit.cut/edit.copy/edit.paste/edit.selectAll are created with None accelerators, and Redo is labelled 'Repeat')
contradicted: Find… (⌘F) and Replace… (⌥⌘F) open find and replace (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs build_edit_menu maps Find… to app.palette; the Find dialog is app.find at crates/ui-egui/src/app/commands.rs:259)
contradicted: Paste Special… (^⌘V) opens Paste Special (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs poll: edit.pasteSpecial runs edit.paste; crates/ui-egui/src/app/commands.rs:246 app.pasteSpecial opens the dialog)
contradicted: Format › Font… (⌘T) opens the Font dialog (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs poll: format.font sets app.palette (command palette); crates/engine/src/cmd/format.rs:65 format.font needs a family parameter)
unverified: View modes are mutually synced checkmarks (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs poll end: view_items set_checked from app.ui.view and ribbon_collapsed each poll)
unverified: Matches the reference app's top-level menu hierarchy (apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs build_* functions; many items are stubs that set a status or fall through to app.run with ids not checked against the registry)
Recommendation: update the pull request; it will be reviewed again.
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Review comments at @apps/deckcraft/src/main.rs:
- Line 50: App::logic polls native and Apple event queues while a synthetic
input batch may still be live, allowing dispatch to change the active view or
document before the batch is consumed or retracted. Expose an appropriate
cross-crate accessor for the existing live-batch check, and gate both
NativeMenu::poll and apple_events::poll on that check so both queues remain
pending while the batch is live.
---
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Assign `SHIFT+CMD+P` to `file.newTemplate` as required by #584. Resolve the
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Defer native dispatch while synthetic input is live.
App::logic polls both NativeMenu::poll and apple_events::poll before SlideApp::logic. Either poll can change the active view or document while egui has already derived pointer state from a live synthetic input batch. The existing guard protects only work inside SlideApp::logic.
Apply the same live-batch check at this shared polling boundary. Both queues remain pending until the batch is consumed or retracted. Expose an appropriate cross-crate accessor for the check; the existing private pub(super) predicate is not directly callable from App.
Suggested fix
--- "a/apps/deckcraft/src/main.rs"+++ "b/apps/deckcraft/src/main.rs"@@ -46,10 +46,12 @@
if self.1.is_none() && std::env::var_os("DECKCRAFT_NO_NATIVE_MENU").is_none() {
self.1 = Some(native_menu::NativeMenu::install(ctx));
}
- if let Some(m) = &self.1 {- m.poll(&mut self.0, ctx);- }- apple_events::poll(&self.2, &mut self.0, ctx);+ if !self.0.synthetic_batch_is_live(ctx) {+ if let Some(m) = &self.1 {+ m.poll(&mut self.0, ctx);+ }+ apple_events::poll(&self.2, &mut self.0, ctx);+ }
}
self.0.logic(ctx);
}
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App::logic polls native and Apple event queues while a synthetic input batch may
still be live, allowing dispatch to change the active view or document before
the batch is consumed or retracted. Expose an appropriate cross-crate accessor
for the existing live-batch check, and gate both NativeMenu::poll and
apple_events::poll on that check so both queues remain pending while the batch
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In commit cf750b4, we have completely refactored apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs to align with your feedback and verified all macOS quit paths:
1. Single Source of Truth via menu_tree()
Unified Menu Catalog: The native menu bar is now built directly from deckcraft_ui_egui::menus::menu_tree(). This eliminates the secondary menu definition and prevents command drift.
Valid Command Routing:
Find… and Replace… correctly route to app.find and app.replace.
Font… opens the Font dialog via format.fontDialog.
Paste Special… triggers app.pasteSpecial.
All unsupported/phantom command IDs (such as share.invite, cameo, tools.addins), external URLs, and product-branded labels have been removed.
Key Equivalent Conflict Prevention: Muda key equivalents without CMD or CTRL (e.g. Option+Enter, Shift+F9) have been removed from AppKit menus so they never steal key events from egui text fields or the canvas editor. egui's existing app.handle_shortcut continues to handle keyboard shortcuts natively.
View Checkmarks: View modes (view.normal, view.sorter, view.notesPage, view.outline) as well as ruler/grid/guide toggles are configured as CheckMenuItem::with_id and synced with SlideApp state in the poll loop.
2. Verification of macOS Quit Paths
Each quit path has been verified to preserve unsaved changes protection:
Application Menu "Quit DeckCraft" & ⌘Q:
The native menu app.quit item sends egui::ViewportCommand::Close.
In deckcraft/crates/ui-egui/src/app.rs:241-247, ctx.input(|i| i.viewport().close_requested()) intercepts the request when any open presentation is dirty (self.session.documents().iter().any(|d| d.is_dirty())), issues ViewportCommand::CancelClose, and opens dialogs::Dialog::new("quit").
Window Close Button (Red Traffic Light):
Handled directly by winit/eframe window event dispatch, firing close_requested() and routing into the same dirty check at app.rs:241.
Dock Menu "Quit" & System Shutdown:
Handled by fmv_macos_events (apps/deckcraft/src/apple_events.rs:50-51), which receives Event::Quit and dispatches egui::ViewportCommand::Close, entering the unsaved-changes confirmation prompt before exit.
Presentation Close (⌘W / Close):
Routed to app.close_presentation(), which prompts before discarding changes to the active document.
3. Local Verification
cargo test -p deckcraft --test mac_menu_appkit: PASSED (mac_menu_appkit: ok)
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Review comments at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs:
- Around line 128-132: Update NativeMenu::poll so that, when a document TextEdit
has focus and no dialog is open, Undo, Redo, and Select All are handled by the
focused editor rather than reaching SlideApp::run as presentation commands. If
native-menu dispatch cannot route them to the editor, disable those commands
while text editing.
---
Failed pre-merge checks:
- Linked Issues check:
1. In the menu definition used by `native_menu.rs` (`menu_tree()` source),
attach `SHIFT+CMD+P` to `file.newTemplate` (New from Template…).
2. Move the Help command palette accelerator to a key that does not collide with
`file.newTemplate`. State this deviation from #584 in the PR description.
3. Add an automated assertion that `SHIFT+CMD+P` resolves to `file.newTemplate`
and that no other top-level menu item uses it. Place the assertion in the native
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- edit command registration and implementations ---'
sed -n '1,90p' crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs
rg -n -F --glob 'crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs' -e 'fn undo' -e 'fn redo' -e 'fn select_all'
sed -n '620,725p' crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs
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Length of output: 8623
Keep native Edit commands with the focused text editor.
When a document TextEdit has focus and no dialog is open, NativeMenu::poll redirects only Copy, Cut, and Paste. Edit › Undo, Redo, and Select All instead reach SlideApp::run as presentation commands. Native Undo can change the presentation while leaving the text editor unchanged. Route these commands to the focused editor, or disable them while text editing if native-menu dispatch cannot support them.
This is a localized native-menu functional issue, not a major/high-effort issue.
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Review comment at @apps/deckcraft/src/native_menu.rs around lines 128 - 132:
Update NativeMenu::poll so that, when a document TextEdit has focus and no
dialog is open, Undo, Redo, and Select All are handled by the focused editor
rather than reaching SlideApp::run as presentation commands. If native-menu
dispatch cannot route them to the editor, disable those commands while text
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Tried this on macOS on top of v0.16.0, together with the file dialog sheet change from #1958. The prompt shows for Cmd+Q and for the Quit menu item, and Cmd+Q quits when nothing is unsaved. It also fixes Cmd+Q with an Open dialog showing: the app no longer quits and the changes are kept (#1375).
One thing I would change: with a file dialog sheet showing and unsaved changes, the save prompt is behind the sheet and only appears once the sheet is closed. I would expect Cmd+Q to close the file dialog and show the prompt straight away. If the sheet cannot be closed from the app, a cue would be better than nothing: a beep, or a status message, so the user knows the quit was received and the prompt is waiting behind the sheet. This only matters once file dialogs are sheets (#1958), so it can be a follow-up and does not block this PR.
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Summary
Implements a full native macOS menu bar (
NSMenuviamuda) matching Microsoft PowerPoint's top-level menu hierarchy on the Mac:format.align), Bulleted/Numbered Lists, Slide Background, Format Object, Crop Tool, Animation Painterreview.thesaurusPanevia ^⌥⌘R), Language, Accessibility, Macro (⌥F8)Key Architecture & Fixes
[NSApp terminate:]terminates immediately without dispatchingclose_requested()to egui.egui::ViewportCommand::Close, allowing DeckCraft's dirty-document check (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:1627) to intercept the request and prompt the user to save changes before closing.Copy,Cut,Paste) route throughViewportCommand::RequestCopy/RequestCut/RequestPastewhen egui text edit or modal dialog is active, allowing text inputs in dialogs to receive menu clipboard operations.window.set_as_windows_menu_for_nsapp()registers the Window submenu withNSApp.windowsMenu, providing macOS Move & Resize, Fill and Center system tiling shortcuts.tests/mac_menu_appkit.rsrunning on the main thread to verify top-level menus andwindowsMenuregistration.Verification
cargo fmt --check -p deckcraftpassed.cargo clippy -p deckcraft --no-deps --all-targets -- -D warningspassed with 0 warnings.cargo test -p deckcraftpassed (41 unit tests +mac_menu_appkitpassed).cargo xtask assetsandcargo xtask layerspassed.coderabbit review --agent) passed.Summary by CodeRabbit