and it might be a good idea for a corporation

it looks like they have a GPL offering for open source through

FYI, I think some folks in the #datascience channel might be interested in helping with our TornadoFX Native goals. A lot of overlap in efforts especially on the visualization front.

Do you know? @carlw, @nimakro?

@Juan are you clicking on the content or the tab a second time?

Yeah, I want to disable that @carlw

it looks like edvin has a multiselect property you can set in the constructor. can you try setting that and see if it gives you what you want?

It looks like the expanded state is driven off of an internal toggle button. I suppose you could try an EventFilter to intercept the mouse click or key event, but I would probably bend the requirements around what's available off-the-shelf until a GitHub issue could be worked

@edvin Maybe there could be an flag on the Drawer that could be configured to specify the closing action? I'm thinking of something like autoHide in Popup that might drive the Drawer changes off of a hover too

Working on releasing the first TornadoFX-ControlsFX version 🙂 Will catch up with the channel afterwards.

I've pushed it to Maven Central now, it should be available within the hour 🙂

@thomasnield @sleonidy Will you guys add yourself to the authors section in build.gradle? You should both have write access.

I've made sure it's possible to build the project without gpg signing. To build with signing you have to pass

-Psign

on the command line. This means it shouldn't interfere when people want to build the project locally 🙂 I also added some instructions on how to add the dependency for Maven and Gradle.

@Juan You want to make sure a click on the drawer toggle button never closes the drawer?

@carlw I was thinking the same thing, enable multiselect. But even then it will toggle, so we could add a property to disable that perhaps.

@carlw What would be call that? "Click Open Tab Doesn't Close".. hehe 🙂 I need help finding a good name for the property.

Did anybody measure how large a hello world tornadofx application is (compared to a JavaFX hello world?) I think that might be important information for a lot of guys and could be added to the documentation somewhere

@jschneider It would be the size of a small, single class file + the size of the tornadofx.jar, if that's what you mean?

Well, plus Kotlin of course.

Yes, I can measure it myself (and will tomorrow). But I think it might be useful information for guys that evaluate tornadofx

I never thought of it as interesting, I think. We're talking about a few megabytes of jar files. (2.4MB for TornadoFX, I'm guessing a few megabytes for Kotlin on top of that). I don't think of that as relevant weight for any desktop app in 2017, but that's just my humble opinion of course 🙂

I will create a sample project tomorrow. So we will see.

There is nothing else to see, that's the weight right there 🙂

So what is your guess for total size? </> 4 MB?

Yes 🙂 javax.json is not needed if you don't use JSON in your app. Apache HttpClient is an optional dependency, not needed unless you explicitly enable it.

@edvin uploaded a file: Runnable Jar with dependencies TornadoFX and Kotlin

@jschneider Here it is, total size 3.2MB in a runnable jar 🙂

Kotlin Reflect is not needed either for basic apps by the way 🙂

I am thinking about using TornadoFX for some projects here. I develop some kind of "plug-ins" for a JavaFX application. There is absolutely no way they will add kotlin + TornadoFX to the application itself. Therefore I had to append them to every plugin. And suddenly the size becomes relevant...