feel free to call the "service"; it's a flat file on one of my web servers

@pike requestinterceptor is pretty clean, but you'd probably like to do this without needing to compile or configure anything

@carlw yeah, if only you had done that before I put it in the interceptors 😛

i also use Wireshark a lot to reverse engineer stuff

it just got me out of a WildFly JMS jam

haven't had the need yet, since I'm building from end to end

ok...moving to a mac to check out the file dialog problem from earlier

I'm just such a sucker for map0f().forEach{} when I make UIs.

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

yeah. i noticed i could follow the forEach up with an also

to what effect?

An exit condition…from yesterday’s charting…

seriesItems.forEach { it.data.addListener(ListChangeListener { _ -> recalc() }) }.also { recalc() }

ah yeah, I've not implemented that yet, gonna discuss today if I absolutely must use layers 😛

anyone done a debouncer in tornado? I ported over some java code, but if there's something better, I'd be happy to use it.

i’ve done stuff with timers like a delay in TextFields to let a user type a little before adding in validation or autocomplete

there’s a timer class

yeah, that's what I did exactly except with rest api for a autocomplete search

load a task in, and if you're typing, it will pull the last task and reset its timer and replace it with the new task

@borboss I ran some chooseFile tests on a mac but didn’t get the NS layout constraint warnings. Can you verify that this works for you and that it will open several times without error?

I have now discovered what was going wrong in my rest call, I created a

params

variable to hold my query strings parameters in order to build my Uri, fun fact my variable was not being used, there was another

params

defined in component.kt that was being used , that means I was not calling the correct endpoint. When I moved my

params

from

init{}

to the function where it was being used that's when it started working . The remaining work is now to present that hierarchical data to ui, which I have tried with a tableview, but not working quite well. I have an entity flight with properties flightNumber, status, arrival, departure. The two last ones are also objects with other properties. Arrival and Departure have both time, city, iataCode... I have read the manual but didn't find such a scenario with object composition.

@eddy_wm I'm working on that too right now I just use a cellformat for it i.e. column().cellFormat{ text = it.property }

you're also supposed to be able use a function to get it, ReadOnlyObjectWrapper(it.value.getX())

@carl Thanks for the blog post, that was very handy! I'm pretty sure I'm going to have use for this myself too. Great work!

@eddy_wm Aha, the

params

map holdes any parameters sent to the view. You can also access those using the

val myParam: Int by param()

syntax. I can create an example that shows how to deal with nested properties in a TableView.

@edvin can you make one with split columns?

@pike Do you mean nested columns? I just answered an SO question about that actually: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45449623/how-can-i-create-a-nested-split-column-header-using-tornadofx/45452665#45452665

lol that's mine 🙂

Aha!

... where is nestedColumn in the doc? 😞