thx

Also, even if your version was correct, I personally think it's much less readable than the original.

But that's a matter of opinion

I wouldn't call it stupid, the scoping capabilities of Kotlin are powerful, but can get confusing at times 🙂

didn't put you in my direct-messages-list 😉 That's why we need to discuss the styleguide

this is the way i find it clearer, i think... Of course, you need to be familiar with the as?

@edvin uploaded a file:

@thomasnield nitro recon mission completed. We’re ready for you now!

@melston If you have time, create an issue with the guide so we can add it, or better yet - submit a PR :)

@edvin, will do.

What's the suggested way to write UI test?

TestFX works good :)

@edvin awesome! How was it? I've never had Nitro coffee from Starbucks before.

@nimakro I'm a bit late, but thanks for the response! I figured there was an easier way of doing it, I'll try it out 🙂

@thomasnield It was pretty good 🙂 I have no comparison base line though, flying in an expert on Tuesday to double check!

I'm trying to make my ControlsFX TableFilter more TornadoFX-friendly (and I'm getting serious about building up a TornadoFX-ControlsFX DSL https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-controlsfx). I also allowed filters to apply to columns added/removed after table construction which is necessary for the DSL. There were some more improvements on top of that as requested by the community. If you guys use this control, please test it out if you get a chance. https://bitbucket.org/controlsfx/controlsfx/pull-requests/654/tablefilter-improvements/diff

Nice work, Thomas!

@thomasnield @edvin Wonderful we wanted to start a tornadofx-controlsfx library already a while back just didn't get around to start it... good that you did the firsts step.... I have a few builders laying around in my projects will clean them up and sent some PRs as soon as I find some time

@nimakro Great! So many initiatives to work on now, let's hope we can get even more brilliant people on board here at Java One 🙂

@edvin Yes that would definitely help, we could use some more people for the new ViewBuilder 😉 😎

Hi all! I'm new to tornadofx so please bear with me 🙂 I was playing around with the rest client and came to the problem that the api i am trying to access (https://product-line-management.mbtest.steinberg.net/rest) which uses and old startcom certificate which is not trusted anymore in most places. Is there any way to disable ssl checking for playing around with apis like this?

@Torbilicious Hi Torben. Have you tried adding the certificate to your local keystore as a trustcacert? This will let the SSL in Java (not specifically TornadoFX or Kotlin) know that you've approved this connection.

@edvin @Ruckus I was looking at this bug and was able to get it working if I changed the Text object to a Label.

I confirmed that the code works in plain JavaFX. Here's an Application.

@carlw uploaded a file: Setting Style for Text in JavaFX

However, when I run this app based on the GitHub issue, both the dark background and the white stroke are ignored unless I change the object to be a Label.

@carlw uploaded a file: Styles Ignored by Text

If anyone finds a solution, please post it and don't wait for me as I'm tied up at the conference.

@carlw I commented with a solution.