I don't think anyone's forked or cloned my bekwam/tornadofx repository (the framework, not the todoapp). If you have, be aware that I reset my branch to edvin's to pull out a commit that won't be needed until we revisit the FXMLLoader issue.

Hmmm with option

for including jre in needed

seems like exactly what I need will try. TNX!

if you have any problems let us know @mp

btw: is

fxlauncher

able to manage staff like myapp.desktop(linux descriptors), links to exe files and package placing? in examples app took only folder where it was placed and have loaded there all libs - it looks a bit messy. or is it my responsibility to manage it and put jars in specified places (e.g. c/program_files/my_app), create links etc.

We don't do anything special with the installer really. You can configure any parameter to

javapackager

. Check the docs here: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/unix/javapackager.html

tnx again

No problem. If you run into trouble we're here :))

Making the screencast about the Todo app tonight, if anybody has some feedback please send it asap 🙂 I think we're in good shape though.

@edvin Looks good to me

@edvin I thought it was very nice. Thanks for putting it together.

Thanks guys, I'll go ahead with the screencast.

@edvin don't forget the KeyboardCam in the lower-right

Hehe.. I'm just done.. Oh my god, I completely forgot how to write on one of these huge keyboards. I could hit any keys right 🙂 Luckily I didn't write much.

It will take almost another half hour to process on YouTube because it's 25 minutes long. Sorry about that. I think there is something for everybody in here though!

If you have time, enjoy 🙂

@edvin Excellent video!

@edvin Forgive me if you guys already covered this... I tried to go back and check the recent messages/discussion, but I couldn't find anything related to this. In the TodoMVC TornadoFX application if you select the checkbox in the header view it marks all items as completed, but the label in the footer still reads "x items left". It feels lame pointing it out without a suggested fix...

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The items do get marked completed... at least their properties change to reflect the check...

definitely sounds like a bug. i'll be able to test myself / verify in a few hours

if anyone else is testing, i use the mvvmFX example for A/B comparisons

that's in the original todomvc project, not edvins. https://github.com/lestard/todomvcFX

The footer view has

val itemsLeft = integerBinding(store.todos.items) { count { !it.completed } }

I'm not sure how the binding gets notified when the list contents properties have changed... not the list items, just the properties of the items...

if you go to Completed from your screenshot and de-select an item (say One), does the item disappear from view?

It does

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ok. i had a hack to touch the items store (ex, calling set() without really setting new items) to trigger the list change handlers. maybe that's needed to uppdate todo.items

Yep, if I add

todos.set(0, todos[0])

at the end of

toggleCompleted

it "works"

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