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@edvin - I guess you could have as easily done it by row (i.e. totally flexible layout)

Yeah, we can even add a

row

builder to make the API a little nicer. I seem to have introduced a small regression, checking it now.

I know what it is now, fixing.

Committed.

We also support nesting fieldsets in layout containers, so this is quite easy now:

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this guy knows how to play

Looking at shortPress/longPress handler for touch support.

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Committed 🙂

Based on this PR: https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/pull/286

wow, cool, that was fast!

and yeah i know that the code style wasn't great, i didn't write the original code, i'm just upgrading it to look nicer 🙂

Hello! I have a fragment with tableview that is present in several views of application. Most of the components in fragment are same across the views, but i need to specify which columns to display in tableview for each of the views. What is the best variant to to that, to make the code look nice?

Thanks 😉

@mikehearn Very happy you brought this up, I've been wanting to improve the form layout for some time 🙂

@borboss I would probably have used scopes and injected a ViewModel that described the column, or it could even contain a function to add the columns you want. You could also consider using subclassing. Have a base class with all the common columns (if any) and subclasses with the specific columns.

@edvin - good timing - am going to look at back porting it to java this weekend

@gtnarg Great, thank you! I thought about that when writing it, there is no magic in the rewrite, so it should be pretty straight forward. If you want, I can describe the changes I made (create an issue and I'll describe it when I have the time) - or you can just look at the commit, it wasn't much. You will need the

Node.findParentOfType

function, with some omissions (no UIComponent needed).

You could add them directly to https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-controls/issues/4

I will ask if I have questions

have you guys ever tried to make a combobox that filters as you type?

kind of like an autocompleting combobox

i see some solutions here

@mikehearn We have that. It will use the tooltip if the combobox is not editable.