setOnMouseClicked { println("clicked") }

how do you get the event?

bleh, yeah that works 🙂

setOn, vs on

hmm... squeezebox can work, but formatting the fold text is gonna be a pain

ah well, I'm just trying to roughly port it.

I could always build a vbox{hbox{}hbox{}} fragment I suppose

TitledPane?

ooo yeah that works too

I'm liking the squeeze box so far

the hbox is useful for spacing things

so I don't have to calculate string lengths and format them.

yeah that was built for a similar requirement

easy peasy... was thinking to make a frag and a visibleWhen and use a click to toggle it

might eventually, but for now, it's fine 🙂

hey, how do you test tornadoFX? is it just like JavaFX with TestFX ?

some people are doing that. i've had problems with unit tests with general javafx. you can get them to run (say in Jenkins), but i feel like a lot of them get too brittle

yeah, I'm in the same boat, I definitely need and want them, but if they're wonky, it's worse than not having them

@pike Here's the aforementioned ViewModel, binding example. I understand if the line versus another bar series is a show-stopper, but it would make your life much easier than the overlay approach. (It would be nice to overlay a regression line on the charts)

oh yeah, if I could just have bars or lines only, it would be amazing.

thanks for this! ... shouldn't you use data.data.addAll() 😉 ?

there's probably something better still... i don't care for the get(0) and get(1) to manipulate the different series

yeah, I like to use lists for that

or maps

then you can just tweak the list or map and iterate it.

I use lists and maps waay too much I think...

hmm, how to get a property of an object in a tableview?

I have a domain "Usage" that has a property "Gross" and "Gross" has "Minutes" and "units"

I can use a cell formatter on it, but that doesn't seem right

tried: column("x", Usage::grossProperty).columns.add(column("y", RecUnit::cost)) for no luck