public new void addWindowsItem_title_filename(NSWindow window, NSString title, bool isFileName)
{
Unused.Value = SuperCall(NSApplication.Class, "addWindowsItem:title:filename:", window, title, isFileName);
// Make directory windows bold.
NSObject controller = window.windowController();
if (controller.class_().Name == "DirectoryController")
{
NSMenuItem item = DoGetMenuItem(window);
if (item != null)
{
var dict = NSMutableDictionary.Create();
dict.setObject_forKey(NSFont.menuBarFontOfSize(0.0f), Externs.NSFontAttributeName);
dict.setObject_forKey(NSNumber.Create(-5.0f), Externs.NSStrokeWidthAttributeName);
var str = NSAttributedString.Alloc().initWithString_attributes(title, dict);
str.autorelease();
item.setAttributedTitle(str);
}
}
// I tried making the path component of reversed paths gray, but it didn't always work and,
// when it did, it was only for the first window name. Cocoa does adjust the attributes for
// the menu item when it does things like underline dirty documents and I think that this
// is resetting the foreground color.
}
public new void updateWindowsItem(NSWindow window)
{
Unused.Value = SuperCall(NSApplication.Class, "updateWindowsItem:", window);
NSWindowController controller = window.windowController();
NSObject obj = controller;
// Underline dirty documents.
if (obj.class_().Name == "TextController")
{
NSMenuItem item = DoGetMenuItem(window);
if (item != null)
{
var dict = NSMutableDictionary.Create();
dict.setObject_forKey(NSFont.menuBarFontOfSize(0.0f), Externs.NSFontAttributeName);
if (controller.document().isDocumentEdited()) // note that we have to set the title even if the document isn't dirty to clear the underline
dict.setObject_forKey(NSNumber.Create(1), Externs.NSUnderlineStyleAttributeName);
var str = NSAttributedString.Alloc().initWithString_attributes(item.title(), dict);
str.autorelease();
item.setAttributedTitle(str);
}
}
}