Hey @edvin did you have a look at the ui-designer-plugin in IntelliJ (I know it's for swing) but it could help to see how they did it...I don't have time at the moment but as soon as I have, Iwill try to help you out 😉

@nimakro It's made completely differently I'm afraid 🙂 I just need to get started. I've done almost the same before, but it doesn't seem to apply in the same way here. Will start to play with it tonight and let you know.

random jfx question - has anyone experimented with the -fx-border-style "phase" parameter? i can't find anyone even talking about it online

thanks @edvin for helping with cellFormat() issue

@thomasnield I should be thanking you 🙂 I will do another release today, because this is actually breaking stuff. Could you check that it's working as expected in your app before I do? I also made another optimization in

cellDecorator

, but that shouldn't cause any issues.

I think this has been answered here before, but can't seem to find it.

Error:(35, 85) Kotlin: Cannot inline bytecode built with JVM target 1.8 into bytecode that is being built with JVM target 1.6. Please specify proper '-jvm-target' option

(Running straight from IDEA with the new tornadofx plugin)

You need to set the

jvmTarget

to 1.8 are you using maven then add

<configuration>
     <jvmTarget>1.8</jvmTarget>
</configuration>

to the kotlin plugin

ah, it looks like the JVM setup in build.gradle doesn't get imported by IDEA

@kastork there should be the following in your build.granle

compileKotlin.kotlinOptions.jvmTarget = "1.8"

I think I don't use grandle my self 😉

aha, I thought

targetCompatibility = 1.8

would do the trick

and I already had

compileKotlin {
	kotlinOptions.jvmTarget = "1.8"
}

IDEA didn't pick that up though

Ah I see so now it's working?

only because I opened IDEA's project settings and changed it there

running the gradle tasks worked fine, I just wanted to click the tornado icon in the gutter and run directly

@kastork So running the application directly with the gutter-icon didn't working, because you had to set the target version in the project settings before?

no, it didn't work because when the project was first opened by IDEA, IDEA didn't notice what the

build.gradle

said and just left it as default 1.6

That's one of the reasons I don't use Gradle so much - the IDEA support is spotty when it comes to picking up changes, both in settings and changes in dependencies with SNAPSHOT versions. It helps to click the refresh icon on the Gradle drawer most of the time though.

@edvin this seems more like a case of simply not paying any attention to what's in the build file for this setting. It took me three tries to manually set the target to 1.8 before it stuck.

Yeah, and then suddenly it takes. I've been needing to refresh multiple times as well. Just don't have time for Gradle until the integration gets better.

I'm not talking about gradle, I'm talking about changing setting in the project manually

Oh, not even that takes at once?

I thought you meant changing the contents of the build file = changing settings.

@edvin right

pull down the menu and change 1.6 to 1.8, hit apply and/or okay. build or run, get error

rinse

repeat