@nimakro Up to you, but I'm happy to add it next to

tornadofx

and give you write access as well 🙂

@edvin Yeah let's do that add it to your repo and I will be happy to contribute 😉

Sweet! I will set it up tomorrow 🙂

good progress, but not up to kotlin yet. working with plain java and netty + rxtxSerial to get the data from the device into the program

fighting with JNI and undocumented system properties

I'm adding a delete button to the Workspace to compliment the save button.

@ron I know, I know 😁

how about a load button?

Load.. hmmm.

It makes sense.

somebody gave a me a game in the weekend, so I have been a bit distracted 🙂

Not cool. Giving people games.

he remember that daglayout I was playing with, that was game inspired!

Ah!

still need to do something with that

I'm also working on a glorious

TabPane.connectWorkspaceActions()

which will delegate all workspace buttons and actions to the currently docked View inside a TabPane.

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looks nice

Test driving it now 🙂

I just added support for configuring the default state of these buttons so you don't need to override in every View if you don't use them. You can say

Workspace.defaultDeletable = false

for example. It's also possible to hide those buttons if you never use the functionality.

Workspace.defaultHideDelete

?

@ron The

defaultDeletable

will just make sure that the button is disabled. To remove it, just do

workspace.deleteButton.hide()

or even

removeFromParent

if you want.

Can be done from your app class or your custom Workspace subclass.

I will update the documentation shortly.

@ron This is my CRMWorkspace:

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@edvin I never played with the

Workspace

yet, I am currently starting a new tornadofx project would there be any reasion to not use the

Workspace

approach?

@nimakro Only if the navigation doesn't make sense for your app I think. Mostly it does, because you can choose between browser style navigation or tabbed navgation. Now you can even mix and match those, so I tend to use Workspace for almost everything.

@edvin Alright I will give it a try 😉