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I'd like to be able to search Emacs's Mac menu bar entries using the keyboard, as you normally do in most other Mac applications using s-? (this answer suggest that it should be possible?).
I've unbound s-? from calling info, but that has not helped in allowing me to access the help search via the keyboard.
I don't believe there is a way to access the menu search feature from Emacs directly, but there is a workaround if you are using the Mitsuharu version of Mac Emacs: use M-x menu-bar-open, then type the standard key Cmd-? to open the menu search. You might try binding s-? to menu-bar-open so that you can get to the search by pressing it twice.
t-m-m-mode. If this isn't about Emacs, please delete the question. Thx. – Drew Jul 10 at 1:52t-m-modework? You don't make clear the relation between the "native mac menu bar" and Emacs. Does Emacs make use of that native menu bar? If not, then how is this a question about Emacs? – Drew Jul 10 at 15:28tmm-menubar, nott-m-mode. – Drew Jul 11 at 16:25