Hey everyone Do we have a temporary workaround for this? https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/issues/2668 Or any updates regarding this issue that's not mentioned on the GitHub thread yet?

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Coming from Android -- when building a desktop app, where should I put my database? Or rather, where should app private files go? Is there such thing the way mobile apps have it? (deleted on uninstall and ideall not accessable without root) Is it a

.myApp

hidden folder in user home? Or there maybe manually create

~/Library/foo.bar.myapp

. on a mac? appData/local for Windows? or maybe there is a java api which abstracts this away?

is this normal https://dpaste.org/V3VH2/raw (SOLVED)

where can i find a list of composable libraries that work for

compose-desktop

as well as

compose-android

for example, https://github.com/AndroidPoet/Dropdown works for

compose-android

via gradle, but is not importable in

compose-desktop

via gradle (HOWEVER: it's sources, specifically https://github.com/AndroidPoet/Dropdown/tree/master/dropdown/src/main/java/com/androidpoet/dropdown can be manually copy-pasted and DOES work in

compose-desktop

)

Hey guys, I would like to use the closed hand cursor on mac os, but it seems like it's not defined in the Swing cursors. Is there a way that I can use this cursor? Is it possible with some JNI library to access NSCursor and get a PointerIcon instance from it?

Hi all, I'm having some problems when using a state flow to store the value of a TextField. I have the following sample code:

val coroutineScope = rememberCoroutineScope()
val textFlow = remember{ MutableStateFlow("") }
var textFlowState  = textFlow.collectAsState(textFlow.value, coroutineScope.coroutineContext)
TextField(
    value = textFlowState.value,
    onValueChange = { textFlow.value = it }
)

In Android works great, but in compose Desktop when you enter the text fast the cursor does not behave correctly, and some chars are not added to the correct position. I understand that the problem must be related to this post: https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/effective-state-management-for-textfield-in-compose-d6e5b070fbe5 How can I make it work in both places?

is there a compose-multiplatform version that supports kotlin 1.8.10?

Is there a way to make a

Text

that has a clickable modifier not be focusable?

Is it possible to put one control over another? Edit: looking into using Box for this

If I wanted to do some sort of Shader where the Shader code is dependent on the previous shader result (e.g. in a simulation, or some motion blur). How would I do this? Can I render the shader result in a temporary buffer somehow and load that into the next render frame into a

uniform

?

idk if anyone has used jb compose in Android Studio (the last time i tried it i was getting issues with a sample project). well a few days ago someone chimed in from the Android Studio team on how to fix. Might be useful: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/216261584

might be nice, or maybe this already exists? to have some sort of

onAltClick

modifier specifically in compose-desktop, which maps to a right click on desktop, and a long press on touch screens.

Am I correct that if I add a RenderEffect on a

graphicsLayer

of a canvas that this only applies to the current canvas, and not what is behind? So, I can't make a panel that blurs everything that is behind it? If true, is there a way in Compose currently to achieve this?

How can I programatically change the

Density

in my desktop app? I want to make the material components smaller.

There is no androidx 1.4.2 compiler version with 1.8.10 support rebased by JetBrains, is it?

How do I efficiently debug the keyboard input for a compose desktop application? When I start debug mode the application becomes unresponsive

This may have already been said; but is anyone in a position to reiterate clearly the position with Kotlin

1.8.20

and Compose (both Jetpack and Multiplatform)? ⚠️ I saw in another thread that there would be no

1.8.20

compatible release for Compose due to irreconcilable compatibility issues between K2 and the Compose compiler. alphabet yellow question If this is the case; when is the earliest a Kotlin

1.9.0

+ Compose Dev build combination might become available?

Hi team. I'm adding logging to my compose-desktop app and it runs well in IDEA but fails to launch JVM when "runDistributable". The error message refers to a JLink(?) issue that the logback package I use hasn't handle well for Java module. May I know if there's any sophisticated solution to export logging to a file in compose-desktop world? Thank you very much. Ref: https://jira.qos.ch/browse/LOGBACK-1515

I think there is an issue where Window onKeyEvent is taking precedence over MenuBar Item's KeyShortcut. I have a MenuBar Item with KeyShortcut(Key.V, meta = true), but it's not being triggered because my Window onKeyEvent is handling Key.V for another action. I think that's not right, in other toolkits that I've worked with the key shortcuts take precedence (e.g. Qt has a QEvent::Shortcut, but if the focus item needs to override it it has QEvent::ShortcutOverride https://wiki.qt.io/ShortcutOverride)

Can someone answer this? https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/CRDCFF3RC/p1676367664483829

is there a good resource for android + desktop? like a realworld project.

Is it safe to save things inside of /Users/<user>/Library/Preferences ? It seems like any application can just create any file in this directory. Do we have any guarantees from Apple about the security of the files placed here from our application?

Can I use hilt, navigation, etc the libraries normally used in android for desktop? If there's a demo app, it would be helpful.

My UI doesn't redraw when a mutable State that updates a derivedStateOf (which itself is used in drawing the UI) is updated. How can I debug that sort of thing? Is there a way to visualize the dependencies inferred by the compose compiler?

anyone know if there's library like FlowRow (https://google.github.io/accompanist/flowlayout/) that works with Compose Multiplatform?

I'm looking for a firebase SDK for compose desktop. Do you know if something exist?

Is there a preferred way of doing a "color picker" for compose multiplatform?

Coming to Aurora in 2023 - command bar / ribbon container (see documentation from Radiance on what you can expect from this container by the time it’s done). As a sneak peek, here’s the ribbon application menu in action. This menu is a two-pane container where the selection in the first pane displays it’s sub-options in the second pane without opening a cascading secondary popup. The second pane can display items in different presentation state, has built-in support for vertical scrolling, and can display its own tertiary (and in that case, cascading) popups.

I have

val listState = rememberLazyListState()

and I use it with

LazyColumn

and it works fine: composable function is executed once. The problem is when I try to check visible elements, and I call

listState.layoutInfo

. Then composable function is recalled (state was changed?) and view is regenerated. Why?