No, this isn't complicated at all really 🙂 I've added a save button as well.

I also do not want to keep you away from your other tasks. YOu said you have much to do right now. An I have to leave in a few minutes by myself. But will continue to work in the evening or tomorrow

Okay, as I see, I have to add the save manually

I think you have all you need now 🙂 Talk to you later, Stefan 🙂

Looks good. I hope I find a look in the evening. Have a nice day

Having trouble figuring out how to draw a chart using a response from a server.

I'm not sure how to design my itemViewModel to have an observable list for the barchart to read it.

And, is it possible to add a listener to a chart's legend?

@edvin For FX Launcher, can you specify an app name?

I should finish the maven plugin for the launcher one of these days, too busy with other stuff at the moment, even my own projects are dormant 😞

@edvin Can you give me a hint about the preferred way to access editor.text from an other class when I do not have the save method in the same class?

I think the view cannot be injected like a controller and a getText inside the view does not sound correct. The code area has a local cingle assigned variable in the TextView. What is the best practice?

Where does it get the build name? also, is this why the build fails if I specify a strange version number?

@pike currently no, it uses the build name 1 reply Where does it get the build name? also, is this why the build fails if I specify a strange version number?

@dr.fornax Use an injected ViewModel 🙂

@pike Yes, you can specify the app name, it's in the fxldemo example at least 🙂

@edvin I don't see it on the gradle example -- I do see that it combines my package name with version

@pike I'm no Gradle expert, sorry 🙂

Me too... I just use it due to android experience 😞

@pike What exactly do you want to change? The name of the build file or the resulting application name?

the resulting application name, the build file name is inconsequential

I forked my app into a beta/appname directory, so when I build it, the beta replaces the normal app

That's derived from

project.name

from Gradle.

that seems to be drawing from my root folder name, can I just change that?

project.name = "grape_jelly" doesn't work ....

You can set

rootProject.name

in

settings.gradle

it seems 🙂

yeah I'm looking at that 😛

team for the beta build is called "Partner Business" or PB... so ... their project is PB beta... PB = peanut butter.. = grape_jelly for now 🙂

do you know how to set the category for installing for ubuntu based systems?