[xemacs-hg @ 2005-02-03 05:03:36 by ben] behavior ws #2: menu-related changes menubar.c: New fun to compare menu itext as if the two were normalized. menubar.c: Rename; there are no external callers of this function. Remove unneeded BUFFER argument. Don't downcase. (This will be done in compare-menu-text.) Document that return value may be same string. easymenu.el, map-ynp.el: Use normalize-menu-text not normalize-menu-item-name. menubar-items.el, menubar.el: Move to menubar.el and rewrite for cleanliness. menubar-items.el: Use menu-split-long-menu-and-sort. menubar-items.el, menubar.el: Move to menubar.el. menubar.el: New funs. menubar.el: Split up find-menu-item w/find-menu-item-1, since PARENT is not an external item. Rewrite to use compare-menu-text. menubar.el: Don't normalize items as find-menu-item does not need it. menubar-items.el: Delete old Behavior menu defn, replaced by behavior-menu-filter. Planning to [[Delete many menus from Tools menu -- they have been integrated as part of the behavior system.]] Currently the new Tools menu (very short, just a call to the behavior-menu-filter) is commented out, and the old Toold menu defn remains. Once the new packages are in place (c. 1 or 2 weeks), I'll make the switchover. Use menu-split-long-menu-and-sort.

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