sound quite loud when all of us are typing

It's beautiful, and it has training wheels - I added another color to the arrow keys so it's easier to find them. It takes a few days or even a week to become effective on this thing, but now I just love it.

What kind of switches?

this one has blue and the ducky has red

Ah 🙂

the red I find very unforgiving

I need to get going, will check back in tonight, hopefully with a working implementation for the TreeView 🙂

just look at the key at its pressed

Yeah, they are unforgiving, and I write faster on browns or blues.

I am going to work a bit on keepass, have not done that in a week

Sweet. Talk to you later 🙂

cya

@edvin what do you think of this:

val <T> TreeView<T>.selectedItem: TreeItem<T>?
    get() = selectionModel.selectedItem

@ron Great, I thought we had it already 🙂 Will you add it?

@ron I wrote an initial implementation for the data driven tree view, but I had no time to test it. If you want, I can check it in?

sure I can test it

and I will add it

@ron All you need to do is to make sure you return an observable list from the populate function. If you do that, changes to that list should be reflected in the tree automatically.

OK, checking in. Beware: Haven't even run it.

we have a val for the selected items value, but not for the item itself

I need that as I need to get to the parent when I delete a group

Sweet!

I have committed, my highly experimental/untested code 😁

Need to run again, back later.

ok

Good morning guys @ron sorry to hear what happened to your collegue, wish you lots of strenght @edvin @carlw @kevinmost You are always writing about those POK3Rs, I am actually thinking about buying a new one so why should I by one of the POK3Rs, What make them so special?

@edvin I am looking forward to use the data driven

TreeView

I have quite a few use cases were they come in handy

@nimakro Gotta run, will answer ASAP 🙂

Btw, the treeview need to detach listeners on removed children etc. Quite a lot of house keeping left.

yes you can have a lot of ‘?’ in a single line:

fun deleteGroup(group: Group) = keepassFile?.groups?.filter { it.groups.contains(group) }?.first()?.groups?.remove(element = group)