Add checkbox support for Linux#181
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I've had to add a small fix to block Uncheck/Check triggering an endless loop, when called from another menu item |
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Add checkbox support for Linux
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Addresses #180
I had to implement a new method to decide if we want a checkbox or a normal menu item in Linux. Otherwise, all items would have ugly checkboxes.
To avoid introducing a breaking change, I've decided to add a new method. OSX and Windows users can use the new method too, for a cleaner interface, but without any difference. In a new major version, we could make only checkbox menu items (un)checkable. But that would be a breaking change of course. :)
What do you think?