don't care about that, it's for searching

just getting the parameters to search

got it

yea, I think it's fine so far, if I use forms and fieldsets I'd have to get rid of jfoenix or bind jfoenix to the forms and hide them or something crazy like that I assume

@Ruckus I ported over this blog post to tornadofx http://bekwam.blogspot.com/2016/01/composable-javafx-paralleltransitions.html

This is the new source (a single file + 2 images)

@User uploaded a file: ParallelTransition Example

I'm going to write up some HTML on it, but if you want the full source, gradle and images, they're here https://courses.bekwam.net/public_tutorials/source/bkcourse_backgroundapp-kt_sources.zip

ooo... replaceWith is snazzy

now I just need to do a pop-up data is loading got the eventbus telling me in the main borderpane's bottom bar what's going on though.

I gotta say, IDEs are the bomb....

in the view, i have the controller by inject... so I add controller.search, controller.getMore, and the IDE can add those functions to the controller for me automatically! so awesome

and it gave me a TODO as well...

sometimes it's the little things that count

@pike check out the runAsyncWithProgress too for your query requirement. it'll do the async call to fetch the results plus switch the initiating component (ex a Search Button) to a progress control while the task is running

is there any easy way to generate jsonModels and ItemViewModels, or do I need to write a script for it?

it's a lot of monotonous work

@carlw I got this for changing runAsync to runAsyncWithProgress: Error:(13, 9) Kotlin: Unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch: public final fun <T : Any> Node.runAsyncWithProgress(progress: Node = ..., op: () -> ???): Task<???> defined in controller.CallSearchController

obviously I don't know what I'm doing 😛

this doesn't use that particular method but it implements an asynchronous refresh with progress from an ItemViewModel

yeah, I've been doing that.

i can't find my example with runAsyncWithProgress

well similar at least, was planning to just throw a modal or something up.

did you see @Ruckus 's loading dialog from yesterday?

no I don't think so.

I like this idea of the visibleWhen {}

I can just add that to my root view, keep the eventBus and subscribe to the event to show/hide

it's round-about, but I just did it on api intercepts 😛

compile 'no.tornadotornadofx1.7.8' ... hmm yeah 😛