#
#
# patch "src/GuitoneStandalone.cpp"
#  from [bfa5211804f8915d4982afd17931de3785498ccf]
#    to [d87407ee689bb9f728653210982691911192364e]
#
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--- src/GuitoneStandalone.cpp	bfa5211804f8915d4982afd17931de3785498ccf
+++ src/GuitoneStandalone.cpp	d87407ee689bb9f728653210982691911192364e
@@ -156,6 +156,21 @@ bool GuitoneStandalone::event(QEvent * e
             eaten = true;
             break;
         }
+#ifdef Q_WS_MAC:
+        // I'm not sure if this is a bug in Qt or a bug in my code, but
+        // if you click on "Quit" in the application menu in the dock,
+        // Qt receives a Close event on the application, not on the widget
+        // and completly ignores that. (Close events are only documented on
+        // widgets, _not_ the application!) Calling quit() here directly will
+        // at first close all windows (see our quit() implementation above)
+        // and then call quit() again, so we just close all windos here
+        // and, oh magic, even though quitOnLastWindowClose is set to false
+        // Qt magically ends the event loop as well!
+        case QEvent::Close:
+        {
+            eaten = closeAllWindows();
+        }
+#endif
         default:
             eaten = QCoreApplication::event(ev);
             break;