ah well I tried with the dorkbox but was not happy with it

he carl 🙂 ltns

Hey Ron. Are you coming back to the front end?

I am playing with an idea at the moment, just to do something with kotlin/tornadofx while also still doing c++ development in the office (pre 2011 version 😞 and that is a b*tch)

I heard the podcast with edvin and heard about the qt idea

that triggered my wish to do some fun coding again instead of c++, I really know again why I switched to java all those years ago

and I missed chatting here 🙂

How about an Ubuntu native trayicon written in c++ and kotlin. Fallback is the AWT stuff for rest of os’s

I wrote some gtk code for unity in c that used the app indicator api

@ron are you going to jfall in ede?

no I stopped going to jfall some years ago, I dont find the offerings interesting anymore

@carlw I am up for any workable solution. I tried the existing trayicon() in KDE (kubuntu 14.04), there also I see a grayed out box

I haven’t seen what 17.10 is doing for the tray api. I mentioned before that unity was an outlier that used an app indicator api rather than tray. If I get a chance I’ll test.

@anidotnet

`
//setApplicationIcon()
        val osName = System.getProperty("os.name")
        val iconFileName: String
        when {
            osName.contains("win") -> iconFileName = "/KeePass_icon.png.ico"
            else -> iconFileName = "/KeePass_icon.png"
        }

The grayed our box is a whopping 11 year old bug. The gray box is the background. Likely your image is not found

@carlw Ubuntu 17.10 moved to gnome, no more unity

Right

@carlw do you know if you can use the

cellfragment

with a datagrid?

@ron No, we don't support that yet, but it wouldn't be that hard to implement. We just need some modifications to

DataGridCell

hi @edvin 🙂

I was thinking of flexing my kotlin muscles again a bit with a simple thing using imdbapi.org

where I use a datagrid to display some information with the movie poster

and I wanted to use something like a fragment or cellfragment to setup the content

(I should not have told you that 🙂 knowing you, you are already building it)

@ron Haha! Hang on, checking something.

@ronsmits did you hear about the javaone talk?

no? what talk?

been very disconnected the past few months

also @edvin how does the datagrid respond to changes in the model (is it data driven?)

(just think about it, meeting again in 5 minutes)