Implements autounhide when screen is wider than set width

[michyprima]

For ex bartender users like me, this is the "Show all menu bar items when active screen is bigger than" counterpart.

[jordanbaird]

Please run SwiftLint and make sure there are no warnings or errors.

[michyprima]

Done! Sorry about that.

[lgarron]

I was able to build and run this locally. I can set the config successfully, but it shows the menu items below the bar, not inline (as they would be shown if Ice wasn't running). Would it be easy to change that?

[lgarron]

I was able to build and run this locally. I can set the config successfully, but it shows the menu items below the bar, not inline (as they would be shown if Ice wasn't running). Would it be easy to change that?

Ah, I think this is because I have "Use Ice Bar" enabled. This is necessary for a MacBook Pro screen with a notch to avoid menu items going under the notch, which seems to be a concern for a lot of us per the issues on this repo.

It would be useful for this setting to be contextually overridable (ideally by default) when showing all items for a wide screen.

[lgarron]

It would be useful for this setting to be contextually overridable (ideally by default) when showing all items for a wide screen.

Okay, here's an implementation of that: michyprima#1

[michyprima]

@lgarron merged. I didn't catch that because I do not use the bar, sorry

[lgarron]

One additional issue I see is that this only listens to one screen at a time. If I switch between the built-in display and a wide monitor it works fine, but if I use both side-by-side then the built-in display uses the setting from the monitor. I'm not sure how to best manage that.

[lgarron]

Also making a note here because I don't have a better place: this makes the menu item for Ice a no-op. It should probably show its dropdown or do something to at least acknowledge it's been clicked.

(Even more intricate would be for this to trigger an additional user-controlled override. But I personally don't need this, and I suspect it also wouldn't be useful to most people who just want Ice to hide things when the screen is small.)

Looks like that would be here:

Ice/Ice/ControlItem/ControlItem.swift

Lines 398 to 410 in 0529a7a

	case .leftMouseDown, .leftMouseUp:
	if NSEvent.modifierFlags == .control {
	statusItem.showMenu(createMenu(with: appState))
	} else if
	NSEvent.modifierFlags == .option,
	appState.settingsManager.advancedSettingsManager.canToggleAlwaysHiddenSection
	{
	if let alwaysHiddenSection = appState.menuBarManager.section(withName: .alwaysHidden) {
	alwaysHiddenSection.toggle()
	}
	} else {
	section?.toggle()
	}