@edvin fxlauncher plugin works I use it in keepassFX, I just need to fix that scp command

it does not put it in the directory that I want, but creates the app directory and puts the files there

I just wrote a small kotlin program that creates 1566 mvn commands 🙂

@User uploaded a file: feast your eyes on this (yes I am reading sword and sorcery at the moment)

I know it's Windows, but it "looks" nice.. https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design

Maybe some mvvm innovations?

It's all fanfare and stuff for the conference, but the demos/videos look pretty nice/cool.... It looks like they are trying to "unify" xaml too... https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/11/15624964/microsoft-build-2017-net-framework-standard-xaml-ios-android-windows

Again.. all news/hype from the build conference... but the UIs on the desktop look nice...

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That sure looks beautiful. As Mike has touched on a few times - we need some more web style CSS themes for JavaFX/TornadoFX.

@kastork I have committed a change to

TableColumn.useProgressBar()

that allows it to work with any Number type column. Unfortunately this wasn't supported by the ProgressBarTableCell, so I had to roll my own. This brought my attention to a very interesting optimization for

cellFormat

.

The issue with

cellFormat

, if used to construct a node hierarchy that you assign to

graphic

, is that every time the cell is updated, you create a new graphic, even though you might just want to change some properties.

To optimize this for heavy scene graphs, I created

cellCache

, but the implementation was not ideal at all.

This can be illustrated by the progress bar support I just added:

(Something is wrong with Slack code upload, it takes forever.. hang on :)

@User uploaded a file: Wasteful creation of ProgressBars

What we need is for the ProgressBar to be created once per Cell, and assigned to the properties of that Cell, so that it can be brought back and reassigned on the next

updateItem

call. Let me do this, without any special framework support, and post the modified code.

This is the pattern we should always use if we create nodes inside

cellFormat

. (Waiting for Slack to post the modified example)

Unfortunately, it's clunky, so we need a function that can operate on a Node while creating and caching the resulting Node hierachy.

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@edvin that doesn't look so bad

@kastork It works, but it's not smooth. I want two optimizations. One to create cached nodes inside any node, and another to assigned to the graphic property of

Labeled

and cache at the same time. It would be nicer to say:

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That's a lot less noisy. So

cachedGraphic

could use the general cache function under the covers. That would would have to be something like:

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Putting Alyssa to bed, will finish this later tonight 🙂

If I want to set

columns

in a

tableview

to be properties of the mapped property is this the correct way to do it?

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