WorkspaceMenu v0.1

This is a pseudo-input manager that traps the right mouse button (or left mouse button, depending on
the mouse configuration) and displays the currently active application's menu as a popup menu.  If
a view of the application is under the mouse cursor, its own popup is displayed, and if there is
none, then the application's menu is popped up.

Existing bugs:
This version of WorkspaceMenu is known to not function correctly if the default NSMenuInterfaceStyle
is set to nextstep.

This version uses Mac OS X's popup menu handling classes for event handling.  Because of this, click-
dragging from a menu to a sub-menu may cause you to lose the sub-menu, unless you are careful enough
to not drag in the vertical direction until the mouse is on top of the sub-menu.  I would like to
implement a more NEXTSTEP-like dragging behavior in a future version, to make it less susceptible
to this problem.

Installation:
The binary-only package is an Installer package - installing should by default install in the user's
Library/InputManager directory.  After installing, log out and log back in - the menu should be
enabled at that time.

The source package is a ProjectBuilder project - compiling with the install option will install
the package in the user's Library/InputManager's directory.

Any suggestions for enhancements of this input manager are welcome.  You can reach me at:
Juan.Gatica@lsil.com


