NSMenu selector in Swift - swift

Question

I'm at a loss to see why this doesn't work. The menu shows, but is grayed out if I leave autoenablesItems at the default, and the actions aren't called if I set it false.
class GameScene: SKScene {
// ...
func action1(sender: AnyObject) {
println("Urk, action 1")
}
func action2(sender: AnyObject) {
println("Urk, action 2")
}
func popUpMenu(#event: NSEvent) {
var theMenu = NSMenu(title: "Contextual menu")
theMenu.addItemWithTitle("Action 1", action: Selector("action1:"), keyEquivalent: "")
theMenu.addItemWithTitle("Action 2", action: Selector("action2:"), keyEquivalent: "")
//theMenu.autoenablesItems = false
NSMenu.popUpContextMenu(theMenu, withEvent:event, forView:self.view)
}
override func mouseDown(theEvent: NSEvent) {
self.popUpMenu(event: theEvent) // The menu shows
}
}
Update
As per #Chuck's answer, you will need to do the following:
func popUpMenu(#event: NSEvent) {
var theMenu = NSMenu(title: "Contextual menu")
theMenu.addItemWithTitle("Action 1", action: Selector("action1:"), keyEquivalent: "")
theMenu.addItemWithTitle("Action 2", action: Selector("action2:"), keyEquivalent: "")
for item: AnyObject in theMenu.itemArray {
if let menuItem = item as? NSMenuItem {
menuItem.target = self
}
}
NSMenu.popUpContextMenu(theMenu, withEvent:event, forView:self.view)
}

Answer 1

It sounds like your problem is that an NSMenuItem created with that method doesn't have a receiver, so it uses the responder chain, and this object is not in the responder chain. You can force it to see your object by setting the menu items' targets to self.