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It lets you configure all these grid pane related properties for a Node:

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But it doesn't feel intuitive, and you'd have to configure both row and column index for each node. This doesn't resonate well with the

row

builder we already have. Something is a bit fishy here.

I also don't like that the existing

row

builder don't operate on the GridPane, so you don't have access to the built in

GridPane.add()

functions etc.

Lots to think about. I need to run again 🙂

wasnt there a builder for dialogs like the internalBuilderWindow?

@ron Awesome I am looking forward to your release I will definitely check it out!

And nice blog post 👍

@edvin still tied up with things here...i'll take a look at your columnConstraints in the AM

Using

SortedFilteredList

together with ControlsFX's Clearable TextField is pretty nice, even if you can't use builders.

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The

add(this)

syntax to add the TextField to the parent container looks OK, so it feels less like hack.

I'd like an extension function on JsonObject though, so I can write

entry.toJSON().contains(query, ignoreCase = true)

nothing to bad with your wife I hope @edvin

@ron No, just shoulder due to wear and tear 🙂

Actually, even

JsonModel

could have the

contains

extension, so it becomes

entry.contains(query)

(

ignoreCase = true

can be default)

I need to play with that jsonModel I wanted to adapt it, but I need to study that code a bit more

I wanted to save a parent-child set easily dont need a database just a file storage

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I can help you with that, Ron.

I just saw Maisen's surgeon in the hall, so I guess she's out of surgery already. Nice 🙂

Maisen is a nice name, very norwegian I take?

No, not at all actually. Almost nobody has that name. Mais means Corn, and en is like the, so it kind of means "The Corn" 😀

Oh, nice.. Now my filtering expression became

entries.filterWhen(textProperty()) { query, entry -> entry.contains(query) }

That's much better.

Found a nice way to display delta/trend in a TableView:

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The

cellFormat

function assigns an

hbox

with two labels and a spacer in between to the graphic property of the cell.