New question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46734946/dynamic-table-columns

@Ruckus Answered 🙂

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@edvin code shared

Important distinction to be aware of when using builders: https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/issues/494#issuecomment-336563970

@pike I can't run this, there are both dependencies and resources missing 🙂

@pike Try removing the JFoenix spinner, it's using animation/timelines, that's worth a shot.

@pike The class is not complete either (Is it a View or a Fragment?) and you didn't supply an App class. Things can go wrong in so many places, so instead of guessing, make it a complete project we can run to verify 🙂

I'd like to see the app class. Maybe there's a Stage that's not shown and the last window is not being closed, preventing the implicit exit?

@carlw sorry, I was trying to just link the relative parts to the modal, my application has way too many lines of code and some stuff that I shouldn't share

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Tomorrow I'll fire up something smaller and see if I can get the same behaviour

@pike I'm pretty sure you'll figure out what's causing it just by creating the minimal sample. Curious to figure out what the problem is 🙂

Damn, found bug in Java 9 implementation of JavaFX...

@beholder I heard there were plenty of those 🙂 I started porting TornadoFX but actually ran into bugs in the Kotlin plugin for IDEA, so that's on hold for a few weeks. Hopefully JavaFX will mature a little in the mean time as well 🙂

I guess, we should not use Java 9 in production at least half of year, until they fix all bugs

We'll try to get the port out as quickly as possible so that we can help with locating bugs though 🙂

If everybody sits on the fence, nothing happens 🙂

@edvin So far, no clue. I fired up a small thing and it didn't have the same problem with the modal.

@pike Try to add one feature at a time, or if you can show me the code privately I’m sure I can point you in the right direction.

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@edvin yeah, I haven't had a chance to look at it today, been working on deploy scripts for a lambda server

quick question: I have 3 views inside 1 field, and I want to apply the same "hiddenWhen" condition to only 2 of the views

is there a way to group the 2 views in some dummy parent view so I can apply it to both? Or is it better to move the condition in the hiddenWhen call to a private function and just call it twice?

@jelloranger Both would work good. If you can wrap those two views in another layout container and apply the condition to the parent, that would work. If you don't want to change the actual layout to accommodate this, create a boolean observable for your condition and call hiddenWhen twice.

Ok, yeah I didn’t want to end up change my the format so I just called it twice. Thanks Edvin!

@jelloranger there are some plain containers that don't dictate layout like Group that might be of interest. It's a handy collection of related components and useful because of the nesting in both Scene Builder and a TornadoFX Node Graph. In TornadoFX, the related components would nest nicely in their group() builder.

This post shows a use case http://bekwam.blogspot.com/2016/02/moving-game-piece-on-javafx-checkerboard.html

@edvin I found the error, it has to do with using jnative to listen for global key commands

@edvin When I close a tab from tabbedview on click of the cross button the tab closes but whenever I reopen the tab the previous instance is loaded until the app is closed. How can we completely close a tab?