it should be able to do that easily enough

if that's gonna be the first use case then i'll bump up the priority of SWT support

i also want to investigate why the LZMA support isn't more effective. it only yields quite small shrinkages and i thought it'd be a lot more effective than it is.

Cool 🙂 This might be the basis for the reboot of FXLauncher 🙂

hi guys! is there a way to inject views array in the controller?

<TextField GridPane.rowIndex="1"
                fx:id="textField1"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="2"
                fx:id="textField2"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="3"
                fx:id="textField3"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="4"
                fx:id="textField4"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="5"
                fx:id="textField5"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="6"
                fx:id="textField6"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="7"
                fx:id="textField7"
            />
            <TextField GridPane.rowIndex="8"
                fx:id="textField8"
            />

i need something like this

@FXML val textFields:List<TextField>

@deviant No, you need to create one

fxid

annotation per field. But if you want to just get all textfields from the fxmlLoader you can query it directly.

@deviant

val allTextfields = fxmlLoader?.namespace?.values?.filter { it is TextField }

i guess i'll end up with programmatically constructed view

@deviant Yeah, just ditch FXML for Type Safe Builders already 🙂

another question: does anybody have issues with hi-dpi displays? my layouts looks differently in scene builder and on 4K monitor with system scale of 175% (win 10)

in-app layouts looks more large

example: scene builder win10 app

It looks like there is a different style sheet applied when the app is running.

I'm running 200% on my 5K monitor, never had any issues with the layout not being as constructed.

By the way, this layout would be incredibly easy to create with the form builder.

i'm pretty new to javafx. came from android for a while. and trying to get basic concepts before dive into tornado fx 🙂

is there special setting for style sheet? not sure if i understood

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

@deviant You can create a stylesheet and apply it to your scene.

It looks like scene builder does something weird, or uses a default stylesheet or something. The app looks how it's supposed to.

the app looks blurry though. the scene builder version is much sharper as it supposed to be

What JDK version are you running with?

probably it is due to 175% scale. i'll try to switch to 200%

im using jdk8_131

looks like intellij idea trouble. the standalone scenebuilder scaling works fine.

are you on windows/linux?

Swing hidpi support only comes in Java 9 for Win/Linux

AFAIK

Java 8 has very good support for JavaFX HiDPI on Windows and Mac, but it's only fixed for Linux in Java 9 AFAIK.