Ok

Pane

The reason is that if you target

GridPane

, you're not adding code inside the

row

block basically.

Yes, it works 🙂

Thanks again 🙂

Great 🙂

Replacing Fragment by ItemFragment

I have to run, back in a few hours 🙂 Some song and dance thing at my daughter's school 🙂

Thanks again 🙂

No problem. Keep the questions coming!

No problem 🙂

Is there a simple way to set the background color of a whole GridPane builder other than setting css value ?

Have you gotten into WildFly Modules with Swarm? I've been using them for the past few weeks with the app server

@carl no this is the swarm-client-plugin for jenkins the build server

@loloof64 Yes, you can assign a class, or set the background property.

@ron You are deploying multiple modules in the same swarm instance?

Thanks 🙂 Will investigate into it (for now, managed with css style)

@ron What about redeployment with Swarm - how do you deal with updates?

Maybe a very simple question, but how to declare/build a property ? For example a boolean one.

@edvin did you look into the messages I sent earlier? In Node.replaceWith, sizeToScene parameter is ignored if transition is null Also UIComponent.replaceWith overload that takes a KClass<T> doesn't have the sizeToScene parameter

@loloof64 You would do

val coolProperty = SimpleBooleanProperty()

. If you want getters and setters you can add

var cool by coolProperty

.

@ktw Sorry, missed that one. I think that was fixed in 1.7.6-SNAPSHOT.

Will look at replaceWith and sizeToScene now.

Thank you 🙂

@loloof64 I just added them now 🙂

Cool. That's really pleasant 🙂

Yeah, it was nice to get the symmetry in there 🙂 Thank you!

I think we are about ready for another release. Due to time constraints and work on other projects, we seem to have taken a small break from adding features 🙂 I want to work more on the IDEA plugin as well, and start exploring a visual builder.

My cells are now defined as ItemFragment<CellValue> (an enum with no_player/circle/cross), in the following snipper, but I would like to turn them into clickable areas :

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