@Ruckus Thank you :)) I didn't cover all aspects, like

toggleClass

etc, but I had to draw the line somewhere.

That's a bug for sure, and you're right that it happens because nothing triggers a list change. However, doing

todos.set(0, todos[0])

works, but it's not elegant. We'll do something else instead, let me check.

Oh, and also, if you do ``todos.set(0, todos[0])` you'd no longer need to call

refilter()

, it would happen automatically in that case.

@edvin excellent screencast I only have one stupid question

Is

set

not an operator function? If it is, you could just say

todos[0] = todos[0]

. Still not elegant, but at least consistent.

I saw that you dont show != but you show the math sign the / through the =. how do you do that?

@ron https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode

It's not just the font, you need to enable font ligatures in settings as well.

Unfortunately, this is really slow by default, so JetBrains has actually forked Oracle JDK and will start shipping IDEA with a custom version of the JDK where they have fixed certain issues pertaining to font rendering 🙂

If you download the 2017.1 pre releases you can enable this and performance will be great.

I'm looking for a way to fire an invalidation event, but there doesn't seem to be a public API to do it.

that font does not look too nice in ubuntu

Really need to get to bet, need to get an early start tomorrow, but we'll figure something out.

the 2016 already has it too

In fact, we could add an

invalidate()

function to

ObservableList

that does this, and improve it later.

but it could be slow, did not really check

It has it, but it's slow.

You can install the JetBrains JDK in 2016 as well if you like.

nah I will just wait for the release

I want my ide to be rocksolid

The stuff they changed will not affect stability, pretty sure about that.

Bare Metal JavaFX OS would be nice. hehe

I worked with the old SUN OS where you could almos see that

also Novell netware used to be almost completely java

I committed

ObservableList.invalidate()

for TornadoFX and changed the todo sample:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

The implementation of

invalidate

is that 0 = 0 trick, but I'll look for a cleaner way tomorrow 🙂

I wont't use reflection anymore since that will get us in trouble with JDK9.

do you have to change a lot because of it?