I get the following... the "Transformer" selection isn't fully displayed... Maybe that is the desired behavior...

I think that's because you should resize the window

Works for me after resizing the window

@pim yep... just seems odd to not show all of the text for the choices... after you select an item it resizes, but not before... again, this could be the desired behavior...

I'm kinda confused though, switching the binding around does not make a difference for me

i'll post what i have with both versions... one sec

'listView.prefWidthProperty().onChange { listView.prefWidth = comboBox.width }'

That doesn't seem to do much

No I think it should indeed be the other way around, but maybe it should be an option?

gotta step away... be back in a few...

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is that the pizza oven in the top left? there could be an interesting matchup....cut your own slices with mm precision!

@jchildress @edvin I added an option to AutoCompleteComboBoxSkin to choose whether you want automatic resizing or linked width

@carlw That's an excellent idea! Let's make it happen!

Think of a pizza place where you can upload an SVG to have your pizza cut into the desired shape!

@pim Great! I was actually thinking about that, but didn't want to bother you :))

I just started with the electronics now! Back to work 🙂

@edvin Not committed yet

@jchildress I cannot reproduce the first image

Do I need to create a test for this option? I read something about javafx tests but I've never used them

@edvin @jchildress Updated my PR, everything seems correct now

@nimakro commented on @edvin’s file : Nice, very jealous of you😉 ....

@nimakro commented on @edvin’s file : But I got a 3D-Printer which is cool too😁

@edvin By the way I a had a bit time yesterday to play with the ViewEditor..I am now able to build a TreeView which contains all javafx nodes by name in the hirarchical order the were defined with the builders ... I will create a brach an push the code as soon as I have some more time to clean it up a bit.....Next I will try to implement replacing existing nodes programmatically (modifying the PsiStructure)

After that I will see how we will do the previewing. ...

@nimakro That is great news! You've already done the hard part it seems! Building the actual JavaFX nodes and embedding them in a JFXPanel should be almost trivial compared to that. If you can also modify the structure that is pretty swell.

@nimakro About builder parameters, we could ignore them in the first iteration and add them later. Things like spacing for h/vbox, legend titles for fieldsets etc needs to go in there at some point but we can start slow.

@edvin Yeah the Psi stuff is so poorly documented so it's pretty much try and error. ..and looking at code of intellij. ... Yes I would say for the first prototype we leave the parameters out...but it shouldn't be to hard to do I think... withe the psi you can get all posible parameters for a given call expression through the descriptor...the we could show them in the JFXPanel so they can be easily changed. .... Regarding the JFXPanel should we build it with plane jfx or should we use tornadofx

@nimakro Yeah, that's how it feels to me too. We might as well use tornadofx I think?