so this line

root = TreeItem(GroupFX(GroupBuilder().name("").build()))

is the initial setup of the treeView

But if you listen to changes on that observable list, a

setAll

call would generate a change event anyways?

and it works when I use the updateGroup method but not when I use the fancy way

I'm too tired, probably speaking mumbo jumbo by now and not even noticing it. Going to bed. Good night guys 🙂

night @edvin

I am going soon too

lets see what @gtnarg has up his sleeve 🙂

let me take a look at what Edvin checked in - give me a sec...

@edvin in case you dont sleep yet, this works just fine now:

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@edvin - always a pleasure reading and learning from your code!

yeah when you see his code I go like “why did I not think of that?”

well my double layer really paid of here, I only had to create the object, and change the code in the controller. as the group itself is in the new model, the repo did no have to change at all only some housekeeping in the controller like the delete

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I am checking this in, in a seperate branch and I will look some more at it in the morning

thanks for the help @gtnarg

so I could find nothing fault with it and merged the branch into develop, its now a part of keepassFX

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I have started playing with a Wizard API. Have a pretty good overview of how others are doing it, and we already have most of the building blocks we need, so this won't be a huge thing at all :)

I am playing with drag and drop several types on the treeview

I need to read up more on that

Working on

cellFragment

for

treeview

cellFragment

is now working with

treeview

as well, but I still have quite some code duplication in there from

ListCellFragment

so I will try to clean it up and then send a PR

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I officially hate this code, but I could not find a nicer way to do it

@User uploaded a file: Recursive TreeItem Search and commented: @ron - the following is similar to what you are trying to achieve (I think). I think you need to re-curse - which you are not doing.

@ron - also - when you find the item you should just return it

well I think this is better:

fun findParentOfGroupByUUID(uuid: UUID) :Group?{
        val grouptofind = findGroupByUUID(uuid)
        return keepassFile?.groups?.filter { it.groups.contains(grouptofind) }?.first()

    }

I think this will do the same thing

return keepassFile?.groups?.find{ it.groups.contains(grouptofind) }

just commenting on that particular line