You need to take a POK3R out of it's original housing and put it inside this case. That's my initial idea at least.

you can save a little space if you don't use an RGB POK3R. That one has two PCBs stacked on top of each other

We would have to make room for both I think.

the Limited Edition POK3R has a different LED design which projects light from the bottom and sides of the keyboard instead of under the keycaps. It also has a case with some clear acrylic

I didn't know. Good to be aware of this, I will try to take that into account. Can check how much of a difference it makes when I get my first RGB 🙂

@edvin our

label

builder doesn't support passing a graphic in, is it fine if I would add that to the builder as an optional parameter?...Right now we also don't have support for shapes I would like to do the following:

// What I have to do right now
val color = Circle()
color.centerX = 10.0
color.centerY = 10.0
color.radius = 5.0
label {
     graphic = color
}
// What I would like to do is
label {
    graphic = color {
           centerX = 10.0
           centerY = 10.0
           radius = 5.0
    }
}

@nimakro If you can add the graphic parameter without breaking backwards compat it's fine. We already have a circle builder though. Your sample says color, but you meant circle, right?

These are both valid and produce the same result:

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@edvin oky I will add the graphic parameter, dang it you are right we have a circle thank's don't know why I missed that 😀🙈

@nimakro Great! I'm changing all the shape builders right now so they take

Number

parameters instead of just

Double

, so the last one can soon be written

circle(10, 10, 5)

as well 🙂

Huh.. I changed from Darcula to the default Windows (white) colors, and IDEA started flying. Code completion is a lot faster. Weird.

@nimakro You nailed it 👏

There was a bug in the live views function. It was probably introduced when we introduced Scopes, so it has been there for a while. Looking at it now.

good, I can't afford JRebel 😥

@kastork We can only reload classes that the JVM can reload, but luckily that is an increasing number of situations, and especially for builders it seems like you can do almost anything now 🙂

There is a new player in town though: http://hotswapagent.org/

@kastork I committed a fix now. It seems like it doesn't always reload the first class change, but after that it works perfectly. It might be something with my IDE, I can't understand how it could behave differently the first time though. Care to try?

sure, I'm running off head now anyway due to the OSGI thing we were doing

@kastork Great. There are snapshots pushed to sonatype every day at 4PM GMT, so these fixes will be in tomorrow's build.

should I be using the checkmarks in the TornadoFX run configuration or the statements in code, or both?

You can just use the run configuration checkboxes. That way you won't risk leaving them in there when you deploy your app.

They can only do harm in production 🙂

👍

@edvin Looks to be working in those cases where it can

Great! I will comment on the issue for completeness.

Maybe we can integrate with hotswapagent. That would be swell.

I would also like to include some kind of live preview in the idea plugin.

Logging off for today - my shoulder needs a break because of the surgery yesterday.

does IDEA have a 'rebuild on save' like Eclipse