sure, I have a TB3 -> 3xUSB + Ethernet

that’s the only one I need

waiting for a dock to ship some day

@kevinherron i wonder what the dock design would look like

most of them are cable-based docks, not like a docking station

though one company is doing a true dock: https://hengedocks.com/pages/horizontal-macbook-pro-2016

@alexp11223 Did we solve your problem?

@thomasnield That looks great!

@nimakro it's min size of content, but it does not constraint the window size itself. User still will be able to make it smaller hiding part of the content

@alexp11223 You should be able to access

currentWindow

and manipulate the size constraints on that.

@alexp11223 Try enclosing your

minWidth

and

minHeight

in a

with(primaryStage) {...

block

disregard, I'm sure Edvin's advice is much better

It is 🙂 hehe.. currentWindow will be the primaryStage if well.. it is.. In most situations you can cast it to a Stage.

hm, I don't see anything like minHeight in

Window

so far. Weird that it is so complicated to do there, in all others UI frameworks I know (WPF, Qt, ...) it's very easy to do 🙂

@kastork afaik

primaryStage

is the main window. I have multiple windows

@alexp11223 yeah, listen to Edvin

Since @edvin is here now I can go shopping ...he knows best anyways be back in a little

@alexp11223

(currentWindow as? Stage)?.minHeight = 42

Gotta run myself 🙂

hm. It doesn't work too Added it like this

override fun onDock() {
        (currentWindow as Stage).minHeight = 700.0
        (currentWindow as Stage).minWidth = 1000.0

but no effect

One other tip regarding the Stage: Sometimes, I make size settings in the onShown. If you see something off because you're setting values prior to the show() method, try moving those settings in the onShown handler. That way, you can capture the computed layout information.

@alexp11223 are you able to resize the Stage down to 0?

yes

(looking for some kotlin code)

ah, it's probably related to something else, looks like

onDock

doesn't fire

this is working for me

class HelloWorldView : View("HelloWorld") { override val root = label("Hello, World!") override fun onDock() { primaryStage.minWidth = 376.0 primaryStage.minHeight = 667.0 } } class HelloWorldApp : App(HelloWorldView::class)

BTW. my previous advice about onShown is realized as onDock in TornadoFX

primaryStage

is the main window. I have multiple windows anyway right now I am trying to figure out out why onDock doesn't fire in this window (in main windows it works)