@edvin i'm going to solder a handful of blue cherry mxs and work on that keymap program next. plan on generating C code run through avr-gcc and dfu-programmer

@edvin sounds like we will have wizards soon in tornado 😜

@carlw Cool! Will you need a grid, or do you have a separate input per switch for this use case?

@edvin the target microcontroller is the $4 Mini that i showed you yesterday (on top of the POK3R)

Otherwise I've been further with this history component. We can add variations for every moves, and all is handled correctly and with a minimum "spaced layout".

@nimakro Hehe.. we might.. or I might try to do without for now, I have so much to do these days.

@edvin this circuit is going to be a little simpler because I'll have enough pins and don't need any resistor tricks. I'll still have a matrix though

@loloof64 When we have cleaned up everything I'd like to investigate scaling the chess board and the pieces as well. It would be cool if it could adapt to the window size.

@carlw I find this really fascinating 🙂

Yes it's a great idea 🙂

Also I must admit that the pieces font is not optimal

Yeah, it could be sexier.

Right 🙂

You did really solid ground work, so it won't be hard to change those things.

Thank you 🙂

@edvin - it's too bad your CRM app is closed source - I bet it would make a great showcase

@gtnarg In a while it might, it still contains "legacy" TornadoFX code. But I might start discussing it in screencasts.

@edvin That would be awesome.

I think I dodged the need for a Wizard for now.

that’s too bad because we could have used my dial to navigate through the steps 😬

Haha!

@ron I wonder if we can make the TreeView data driven just by returning an ObservableList in the child factory?

@ron We could listen to change events on the list and create new tree items as needed.

I have to check the code again I found

Maybe later today have to go to a wake

OK. I might play a little with it in the mean time. Procrastinating before I start doing screencasts.

@ron I posted some code for you that did just when you first asked for this - did you look at it?

@User uploaded a file: Populate Treeview with Listeners and commented: @edvin @ron - this is what I currently do to populate a treeview.

@gtnarg Haha, that's about exactly what I was thinking about doing. But maybe we can incorporate it into the existing populate, and just check if the list is observable?

@edvin - I'm sure if I've covered all the bases but it's a start. Also I was thinking about setting a listener on the root so that when you set the root on the tree this gets invokes automatically (i.e. data driven)