@jmmk are you talking about a UI static one, or one done by an action?

Hey guys (@edvin, @thomasnield @carlw I hope I didn't forget anybody 😉 ) I remember that we talked about D3 a while back and if we could implement such a thing, somebody just did that: https://medium.com/@hudsonb/introducing-kubed-faeb8a216a1e https://github.com/hudsonb/kubed

So, the problem with @amanda.hinchman-dominguez's code is that she's using

Node.cache

without binding statements, effectively locking the contents of the cell to whatever item it was displaying first.

@mariofelesdossantosjr If you really want observable properties, then yes 🙂

@bkenn Did you try to map a List? I'm not getting

@pike If that reusable component has any logic or calls controllers or need to participate in life cycle events, then a Fragment or a scoped View makes sense

@Carlton Whitehead I'm hoping to release 1.7.15 ASAP. If you have time to look at the failing test in the coming days I'll wait with the release. If not I'll go ahead and we can look at that test later 🙂

but onDoubleClick is a different thing from onMouseClicked. there are a lot of side effects which shouldnt be so obstructive to find out.

btw the Observable.onChange function does the opposite. it does not replace, but add a handler/listener. thats not consistent for me.

@jtonic This would be step 1: http://www.jetbrains.org/intellij/sdk/docs/basics/getting_started/setting_up_environment.html

@jtonic I created a quick screencast that shows how to set it up, but due to Slack storage space limitations I'm not sure if you can see it?

what's the TornadoFX way to add a child to a pane after it has been already constructed? lets say I have this DSL:

vbox {
    button {
        action {
            // call a method that adds another button to vbox
        }
    }
}

I guess I could pass a reference to the vbox

this@vbox

to the method and then use

add(...)

but I guess there is a more idiomatic way?

hey, can anyone point me to some examples of doing Inversion of Control with

by inject<>()

and regular classes (not Components)? Is there a clean way to inject non-components into components?

@abhinay I'm not sure that would work, would the app name be picked up from the parameters, is that what you're saying? In any case, I think we need to add a module-info.java and add a a dependency on jaxb, as it's not part of java ee core in java 9 as I understand it (someone reported that on an issue, I haven't verified that yet)

Anybody up for adding a sample to the tornadofx-samples project? 🙂

@bkenn https://github.com/bkenn/JpaBootFX.git In this example, is it possible to edit the lists?

btw is there a difference between

ObservableList<Double>

and

SimpleListProperty<Double>

?

Transparency had me puzzled for a while. Can anybody verify that this is the best way to achieve a transparent windows in JavaFX? https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/issues/651

@Ruckus i wouldn't recommend using the sleep/runLater pattern if you're expecting a strict sequence. It might come out more like sleep(delay) sleep(delay) sleep(delay) runLater{ runLater{ runLater{

i see a lot of developers use runLater as though it meant "runNow". maybe javafx should deprecate runLater and create a method runAWholeLaterLaterThanYouProbablyThink()

And there is no "JVM slowness in general" for general applications, that's just at myth at this point 🙂

@Ruckus Merged your PR now, thank you 🙂

Guys, I think it's time to retire the old property syntax, at least from examples. We can leave it in the framework and not even deprecate it for now, but I think we should remove all examples in the guide that use the old syntax. It's just ugly and cumbersome compared to the new syntax.

Hi everyone. I've a problem with SortedFilteredList. I have a textfield for filtering a table, that works fine. Also while not filtering the sorting works find. However if I filter the table, then sort it (clicking a column header) and then clearing the filter-textfield, the table stays filtered. The filtered-out rows do not reappear. I created a Gist to showcase this. Maybe someone can give me a hint what I'm doing wrong here, or is this a bug with SortedFilteredList? https://gist.github.com/elexx/f87b0ee4b787b9b17fe72400894b94ff

@jamie-purchase I think all you need to do is get javafx on your classpath. There are debian and ubuntu packages for 'openjfx'. Mint probably has one too.

How hard would android-like shared element transitions be to implement? For example, clicking on an image in some sort of a grid view would enlarge it with that cool animation and expose some additional controls

Trying to make a page where you can run some MySQL live

I think it's perfect, considering the lack of love Oracle has shown JavaFX. Maybe we can finally make that rewrite in Kotlin :))