(I know nothing of JavaFX so I'm sure I'm making every error)

ok, it is working even in ligthweight as long as it goes into center. I had it at bottom which made it act funny

how do you like the control? I'm looking at it as alternative to electron, having Kotlin in control and avoiding javascript

I like it very much. It behaves great for us 🙂

the only issue I have now is the overall container resizes for the

top

bar but doesn't resize for the browser in the center.

The API is also quite good.

I guess I'll go read about layouts and learn

@apatrida There should be nothing TornadoFX specific about layouts really. Most of them are stock JavaFX layouts. Can you post the code that didn't work as you expected? I'm curious to see what's causing the issue you're describing.

sure, it was just that I put it in a borderpane at bottom and it showed up off screen to the left of the window and as I resized to the right pulled out over the main controls on the window. in heavyweight mode. in lightweight mode it never appeared. Changing bottom to center fixed the issue.

My first thought is that it should behave the exact same way in a vanilla JavaFX version. Did you try to put it in the bottom of a BorderPane in JavaFX?

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no, I skilled learning JavaFX and just jumped in 😄

Perfect!

Hehe 🙂

it works now, resizing is a bit clunky, and I need to get the main form to be minimum sizes, but I'll go learn a little and stop randomly bumping walls

the code above has more than it needs, because I wanted to try a few things I saw in your docs

OK 🙂 How is the resizing behaving? Checking my app to see how it behaves there...

There are artifacts when I resize it actually.

slow repaint on manual resize. And window resize is acting as-if the browser has 0,0 size

for $1599 license I want snappy repaint 😄

Haha, I agree 🙂

but, I'll take a stable chrome control over snappy resize, so if this works I'm ok with it

I get some weird artifacts on resize. Some times it looks like those artifacts affects the screen outside of the app.

Oh yeah. In that regards it is perfect. I haven't had any stability issues at all.

great job on Tornado FX, a lot of work went into this. only wish dependency injection was Kodein so I don't have a mismatch there. otherwise, so far so good.

Scrolling performance is also top notch.

Thank you 🙂 We have support for third party DI libraries via the

di

delegate actually.

You can't use it to replace injection of Views, and other framework components, but you can sure use it to inject other services etc.

ok, will check it out. I can use both side-by-side as well, nothing should interfere

resize is faster in heavyweight but then we end up with thread sharing, some pauses during browser being busy, and not sure what else downsides. Lightweight is slow because I'm guessing the real browser is offscreen and it is blitting over the display