I'm about ready to release 1.7.10 - any last wishes for features or changes before I release? 🙂

Hi @edvin I have seen some little typos in the docs ( the gitbook) how can I get to correct them.

@eddy_wm You can submit a PR against the github repo for the book. Very grateful for all help with the guide!

@edvin. Cool

@edvin I think KJMS may be on the way

@carlw Are you making it?

yeah. i've been trying all week to get Hermes to work with a WildFly 10.1 ActiveMQ connection over http. My hand-coded client is working fine, but for some reason, I'm getting an error running Hermes from SOAP UI

@edvin IntelliJ project template looks good...first time I generated an app from it

@carlw The templates are really convenient, but I really want to create a "New Project Wizard" instead, so you can choose versions, dependencies, whether to include sample views, apps, domain objects etc.

That's possible, and I have some code in there to start this process, but I never found the time to finish it. It would be more robust, especially for the Gradle templates. That would also take away some of the pain of releasing new versions, since I need to build the templates manually for every new version, even if the templates themselves are not changing (except for the version number).

TornadoFX 1.7.10 has been released 🙂

hrmf, I'm messing up my binding again

trying to put a SimpleIntProperty into a textfield

@edvin you helped me with this last time, I'm trying to do it again and format the integer nicely.

@pike

NumberStringConverter

perhaps?

yeah, about to try to add that, but why does this work: text().bind(model.predicted)

but I can't do this: text().bind(model.predicted) { addClass = Styles.copyableText }

anyway, I did it like this: textfield {}.addClass(Styles.copyableText).bind(model.predicted, converter = NumberStringConverter())

@pike That's too verbose and ugly 🙂

textfield(model.predicted, NumberStringConverter()).addClass(Styles.copyableText)

🙂

Alternatively add curlies after the textfield builder is complete and add

addClass

inside the lambda.

@pike Bottom line: Do the bind directly in the builder, because bind doesn't return the builder itself.

ok, I was thinking something like that... not sure why I couldn't get it to work like you wrote first

@edvin this is why I did it the other way

predicted is a SimpleIntegerProperty

@pike That code compiles perfectly fine, provided that

model.predicted

is a

SimpleIntegerProperrty

. Perhaps you tried to use a

IntegerStringConverter

?

@edvin yeah, it won't compile for me.

it's the damned number thing we talked about the other day

@pike Send me the complete code that doesn't compile.

it works now, I think it's something about simpleintegerproperty not extending number

It extends

Property<Number>

, that's why you can't use

IntegerStringConverter

and must use

NumberStringConverter

instead.