@anidotnet You would create a ui that observes the

running

and/or

completed

observables in TaskStatus

@anidotnet We actually have a specialized "task status" ui component only for Rest calls. We could make something similar for Tasks quite easy.

do you have any such snippet handy?

That one is quite old, haven't looked at the code though, so it might not be worth modelling it after that one.

@anidotnet Not really. It wouldn't be hard to do though.

It does support progress as well, so if you bind to

progress

you should be golden.

That is, if you update

progress

from your task.

okay..

let me try something

@edvin I am getting this error in my file, the same thing works in my other file but not in this one.

@aayush It looks like you have defined your own version of onEditCommit, and in that file you have both imported, either explicitly or implicitly through star imports. My suggestion would be to delete your own version.

Yeah Did that working fine now but how come it works inside my other class?

@aayush Because you don't have them both imported in that other class 🙂

oh ok. But I want to import the tornadoFX's

onEditCommit

while keeping my own editcommit in the other class too?

Sure, but then you can't import your own, and you can't reference

onEditCommit

from classes in the package where you defined it. Alternatively, move it to another folder, or just rename your own to make it clearer which one you're using. That's probably a good idea, just call ours

onEditCommitOnSteroids

.

Really excited for the 1.12 release today!

@amanda.hinchman-dominguez Coming real soon 🙂

hey edvin! will you be at kotlinconf?

@mikehearn No I won't. I did Java One, feels like I just got over the jet lag 😁 I might do KotlinConf instead of Java One next year, or simply stay in the states to catch them both.

The talk went better than I expected, so I'd very much like to do more talks in the future though.

will there be a recording of your talk ?

No, it wasn't recorded.

@carlw I've been working on my project on both a mac at home and windows at work - every time I configure the project for one, I must do the same for the other. I tried downloading the snapshot version of the source code for windows today via a downloaded zip file from github, but I get an error upon installing the plugin from disk: "Fail to load plugin descriptor from file tornadofx-master.zip". Is this a compatibility issue?

@edvin ah, too bad! it'd have been great to meet you in person

@mikehearn Likewise! I'd also like to catch your talk(s?). Next year for sure 🙂

@amanda.hinchman-dominguez You shouldn't carry the snapshots around with you. Just make sure your pom mentions oss.sonatype.org as a snapshot repo, and it will pull it down automatically. Alternatively, pull the latest and do mvn install on each machine.

gotcha. thanks!

I completely forgot about the necessity for a maven install

@amanda.hinchman-dominguez Post your pom if you can't get it to work.

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