@bkenn You're missing an equals 🙂

javapackagerOptions = ['-v']

@bkenn I don't know much about Groovy, but I think that's the syntax for looking up something by index, and the index is a string/char even 🙂

@edvin oh gosh. I assumed there was an implicit equals because none of the other arguments have an equals sign. 😮

@edvin I am still receiving the follow error: Cannot get property '-v' on null object

following exception*

is javapackagerOptions not initialized?

@bkenn That's one of the things I don't like about Groovy. Too many options and choices.

@bkenn Let me check

@bkenn It's not initialized, but I would assume = would assign to it.

yeah me too

Tried Google. Seems that's a pretty common error message for Groovy apps 🙂 😁

@bkenn It looks like

javapackagerOptions

can't be found in

FXLauncherExtensions

, the class you're operating on inside the

fxlauncher

code block. It's defined there though.

@bkenn Try

javapackagerOptions = ["-v"]

@edvin It worked! 😀

Is there a difference between single and double quotes in groovy? I know only double quotes are template-able.

@bkenn I have no idea 🙂 I thought it was something like that as well, raw strings vs escaped strings.

Groovy isn't looking so Groovy anymore, now that Kotlin has entered the scene.

Seriously. Groovy be gone. What is the status of Kotlin Gradle scripting? Has it matured enough? I haven't taken a look at it.

I think they made great strides, but it's not all the way there I believe.

@jchildress commented on @edvin’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U0F3291QE/F54DT4P5K/bind_bidirectionally_to_the_new__togglegroup_selectedvalueproperty___.kt: this came in handy today... thanks for sharing...

@jchildress That's a nice one :))

It's very simple and "neat"... works nice.. I don't want to show you what I had before 🙂

@jchildress I hated my own code before that function as well!

@edvin Hey do you know how I can access some resources in the intellij plugin. I am to stupid can't get it to work!

I actually want to load some Icons but I don't want to use the

IconLoader

class since that loads awt.Icons

@nimakro Have you initialized JavaFX and want to load icons into a javafx.scene.Image?

I think you can use ClassLoader.getResource()/getResourceAsStream()

@edvin Never mind, I was just to stupid 😉... It's working now, but thanks for the help ... hehe

First test with the icons from SceneBuilder, but I will wait with the commit till I hear back from them, if we are allowed to use the icons. Next I will add drag and drop support from the library view to the hierarchy view

@edvin I have another question concerning

FXLauncher

. How do I tell the plugin where my iss file for custom native bundling? I do not see a parameter in

FXLauncherExtension

for it.