Hello! Can you help - what is the best way to pass data into fragment? Create some ObservableList and add values to it? Thanks!

@borboss - search for "Passing Parameters to views" in https://edvin.gitbooks.io/tornadofx-guide/content/3.%20Components.html

Hey guys. I won't have time to catch up tonight, need to take care of my wife after the surgery. I saw some mentions, will get up to speed tomorrow morning 🙂

no worries, Maisen is more important then we are

You're both important.. hehe 🙂

no way that we will from your Wife :0

IntelliJ IDEA 2017.1: The update brings support for the upcoming Java 9 and its new module system.

Does this mean we can finally run Kotlin under Java 9? 😄

The fonts of that release look horrible on Ubuntu

so after the stress of yesterday I decided to close with a fun thing. a logviewer:

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@ron Sweet! You could even add a nice filter functionality into the search field if you didn't already.

yeah I could, I must say this was just a fun thing and I am again amazed at how easy tornadoFX makes this

That makes me happy 🙂 And I feel it too, been making small utilities lately. So easy and quick to do.

I have the jul14-slf4j bridge installed so all the logging from tornadofx itself is captured too

I did notice one thing

if you look in the code I call

disableSave

in the

onDock

but its still active

it gets disabled if I go away and come back to the view(the navigation arrows next to the refresh)

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@edvin is there a disableSearch? or a hideSearch?

Search is something you added, it doesn't come with the framework? 🙂

damn then I have to do something about it 🙂

Hehe 🙂

It's pretty easy to control in

onDock

other question i there a "disableWhen"?

If you have subclassed

Workspace

you could even expose a property or some other accessor that the views can manipulate.

for example

disableWhen(!fileOpen)

Yes 🙂

But it takes an Observable boolean.

It needs something to listen to. All

when

constructs do.