except its nodes.

ok, so the background isn't intercepting anything?

yeah, I can mouseover the bars and the line nodes and get my stupid looking hover label

but, the hover label can't draw over the bar to its right

same with the line node, but it is probably easy to move it so it doesn't hit a line point.

and your requirement can't merge this into side-by-side bar graphs? that would be the easiest

something TODO later. Yeah, well, for now, and I did it backwards, they want the bars for progress and the lines for goals

this is a cool syntax

val q1Sales = mapOf("Jan" to 10, "Feb" to 15, "Mar" to 17)

yeah, I've been using that a lot

not for my sales data, but for my mainview to make a menu

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it's kind of like a router

time to ask google how to show/hide a sibling node on click 🙂

my biggest problem right now is I'm copying a javascript aborted project into Java while the sales team and support team decide what they really want 😕

lol. oracle javafx chart examples: 2003, 2004, 2005

I'm tempted to just draw on the canvas 🙂

that's what d3 charts and other javascript libraries do.

probably would be faster and less painful

lemme guess, it's faster to style a button to look like text than to put a mouse event on hbox?

onMouseReleased = ... need an event handler here.. I'm not familiar enough with kotlin/tornado to figure this out.

can you use Hyperlink?

probably, this is what it should look like:

it's like an accordian, or rowexpander

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where when you click the title, it shows below it

figured out how to put the EventHandler in onMouseClicked = EventHandler<Event> { e -> println(e) }

found it, squeezebox

knew I saw it somewhere in tornado

this is a little cleaner for your mouseClicked