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@edvin I’m back. Took a little bit longer. competenceModel is no property but the injected model “val competenceModel: CompetenceModel by inject()”

It is the second class in the last post. When I use your code snippet I get a “Error:(77, 30) Kotlin: Type mismatch: inferred type is CompetenceModel but Property<Competence> was expected”

I tried to do it similar to my tableview

There I have contactController.contacts as parameter, but for the treetableview this does not work and I have “treetableview<Competence>().apply” Is this probably the problem?

@dr.fornax Sorry, you also need this:

fun <T> TreeTableView<T>.bindSelected(model: ItemViewModel<T>) = this.bindSelected(model.itemProperty)

I'm pushing a snapshot build with the two functions now.

This is amazing. Thank you very much. Very helpful

And it seems to work. will need smone short test but it at leas compiles

What is by the way the difference between resizeColumnsToFitContent() and smartResize()?

@dr.fornax The first is a one off operation, smart resize is a complete Resize Policy. Read about it in the guide, I think it's covered quite extensively there 🙂

Okay, thank you. What would I do if I would like to have make the width so large that all content fits?

resizeColumnsToFitContent() just resizes to content, SmartResize supports several different modes per column.

nice

Gotta run! Back tonight.

when I use this i have a scrollbar, but I will solve this on my own. Will read a bit more. Thank you. Again one big step

@dr.fornax You can put this inside your tableview if you want columns of all equal width columnResizePolicy = TableView.CONSTRAINED_RESIZE_POLICY

@edvin I want to use svg icons with css styles inside drawer icons

override val root = drawer {
        item(icon = resources.imageview("/icons/menu/menu_white.svg"), expanded = true) {
            add(PlaceHolderView::class)
        }
}

When using png images it is working fine. Is there some other way to use svg in drawer item with custom css?

@aayush ImageView doesn't support SVG, but you might be able to create an

SVGPath

instead perhaps?

so how would I use that path inside item of drawer?

@edvin How do I set my fragment size specifically in fragments(popups) so that it is optimized on all kinds of screens. Do we have a way around this? P.S : I tried setPrefWidth() but the static values show me different sizes of fragments when run on different screens.

@ajithprasaad I don't understand what you mean. If you want to optimize for different sizes you could deal with this in the

onDock

callback perhaps?

@edvin I want to open a popup over a tab in a tabbed view so that the popup covers only the full height and width of the tab with a transparent background just like we have popups in a webpage, where everything in the background goes opaque. My problem is I am using a fragment view for my popup design. I am currently setting the height and width statically in the

onDock

method by using

setPrefSize

and

modal.x & modal.y

for the positioning. Which doesn't work on different screen sizes. Is there any way so that the popup automatically assumes the height and width of the background tab?

@ajithprasaad You would have to pass the size along to the Fragment using parameters or a ViewModel, and set it correctly there.

@ajithprasaad If you can create a contained code snippet I can show you how 🙂

Ok.

@edvin @carlw, I think I change m approach a bit: I try to come upi with one rule and that rule I documentate, we discuss and I refactor the codebase, or change the rule. Is this a good approach?

@tieskedh Sounds like a good plan!

@edvin Here is the demo version of the project I'm working on so that you can understand

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