@mikehearn That sounds right. I didn't know there were any HiDPI issues in Swing 🙂

Things are probably weird when you "render" JavaFX through a Swing pane.

Hello! What’s the best variant of binding RadioButtons to the enum class? So the radiobutton is selected when the enum property is updated in the model?

@borboss this isn't tornadofx, but it might give you an idea. I attach listeners if I want the bi-directional action. You can use a When/then/otherwise if you only care about 1 direction http://bekwam.blogspot.com/2017/04/javafx-radiobuttons-and-enumerated-types.html

I think I did a clever thing with radio buttons and enums a little while back. Just can't remember what it was.

Maybe it was TodoMVC?

Those buttons as the bottom?

That was toggle buttons.

@User uploaded a file: Togglegroup/buttons with enum

But you want to go the other way as well, so this is no good I guess.

@edvin @carlw Thank you!!! I’ll try now)

The approach above will work with radiobuttons as well btw, but you need to use a listener as @carlw pointed out to make it bidirectional.

Would be cool to have a control that did that actually.

@User uploaded a file: Bidirectionally bound radio buttons

@borboss The example above should do what you need 🙂

I forgot the extension function, added it now 🙂

@edvin Exactly 🙂 already deployed)

But yeah, with extension function looks much better)

I might look into a control with a property you can bind towards. That would be cool.

@edvin It should also handle the case where the enum's don't correspond to the display labels. My example display "Choice 1" which maps to ChoiceType.C1

radiobutton(f.name) counts on there being a strict mapping to the Enum.name()

@edvin Seems like you might want to work with the ToggleGroup rather than the booleans of the individual properties. However, JavaFX only exposes the selection as read-only (no binding)

@carlw I'm working on a read/write property for ToggleGroup, soon complete.

perfect. extension functions?

Yes 🙂

Just one actually, a

ToggleGroup.selectedValueProperty()

.

OK, done.

awesome. i could really use an extension function on a java job today

@User uploaded a file: Bind bidirectionally to the new `ToggleGroup.selectedValueProperty()`

That's it 🙂