@carlw Nope

mvn -DskipTests might help a little then 🙂

mvn install -DskipTests

?

@pim How was it now?

55 seconds 🙂

But I think dataGrid is still broken

Or it might just be my code, but I almost duplicated the guide

Yea it's

dataGrid

When I remove an entry from the bound data list, the children don't update until I click on them.

@pim There is code that handles that, so I think I'd need a reproducible test case. Checking if I can recreate myself first though.

Seems to work fine for me.

The data list is not bound though, it's assigned, right?

@edvin

dataGrid(controller.data) {}

like this. When I use a

listView

it works so I figured it's a

dataGrid

problem. The ctor sets the

items

field.. So that's assigned I figure?

My issue is when I go to add enter information into another textfield, the filter resets and will only use the predicate of the the current textfield's text. What is the best way to not reset the filter or add all the predicates together?

@nimakro commented on @edvin’s file : @edvin Very nice, looking forward to the assembled board.

I apologize guys, I'm not able to answer everything today, far behind schedule on several projects. Will catch up as fast as I can.

@bkenn The correct approach is to to have a single function that updates the predicate, and call this function whenever any of the textfields changes value. This function would then create the predicate based on input from all the textfields.

gotcha thank you.

This issue gave me an idea: We need to create a SmartTableCell and move cellCache/cellFormat in there as well as supporting cellFragment.

I have a question about best practices, I have some models which I want to add a "getKeys(): List<string>" which are their properties, "getValue(String)" which gets the value and "toCSV(): String", is it better practice to make an extension on JsonModel, or create a class that extends JsonModel and implements those 3 functions?

Is it possible to set the piechart to have default colors like this: .default-color0.chart-pie { -fx-pie-color: #ffd700; }

This is what I tried:

defaultPie {
            CssRule(".default-color0.chart-pie", "-fx-pie-color: #ffd700;", true)
            CssRule(".default-color1.chart-pie", "-fx-pie-color: #ffa500;", true)
            CssRule(".default-color2.chart-pie", "-fx-pie-color: #860061;", true)
            CssRule(".default-color3.chart-pie", "-fx-pie-color: #adff2f;", true)
            CssRule(".default-color4.chart-pie", "-fx-pie-color: #ff5700;", true)
        }

Might be a better way, but I think this is what you are looking for.... I haven't styled the charts very much.

Thanks! I'm trying it now.... I had just fallen back to setting the data node's color

hrm... it works, but not as I thought it would... It kinda works

maybe if I double up the definitions to all 8 colors.

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yeah, it worked, so since I only have 4 slices, I just declared 1-7 where the first 4 are the same as the last 4