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carlw
12/12/2017, 7:01 PMboth...a password manager; was wondering if it provided a way to save a credential under OS protections to avoid the multiple sign ons - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:01 PMkeepass only saves to a kdbx file, not to an os specific keystore - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:02 PMkeepass can be linked to the windows account, never did work with that - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:02 PMI find that a security risk - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:03 PMkeepassFX cannot work with the windows account as i meant it to be a os agnostic tool - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:03 PMit does have a rest interface but that you cannot use that easily as there is a key exchange and nonce encrypting it in - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:05 PM@edvin correct! when I click on the pane, I can't actually pick up the tile, but the tile disappears upon clicking - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:05 PMof course, it's not complete yet - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:06 PMWhat I wanted to do was pick up the tile and add it to the grid with this snippet: - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:07 PMThe current issue is that line 18 is expecting a type Tile! but finds Any! - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:10 PMYou have to cast 🙂 - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:10 PMI had to cast too in keepassFX - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:12 PMSo either we have to come up with a nice encryption scheme with a master password, or we have to store a session or other token and let it be up to the user to protect the user data. This is important for any other app as well, you can probably just copy someone's Chrome metadata and have access to all their stuff. - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:13 PM@amanda.hinchman-dominguez Did it work with a cast? - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:14 PMActually, change your statement to
if you want to make sureif (node != grid && db.hasContent(TILES) && db.getContent(TILES) is DragTile) - c
Carlton Whitehead
12/12/2017, 7:14 PMI'm pretty sure Chrome and Firefox both have a built-in password safe that stores creds in the clear unless the user provides a master password - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:16 PM@edvin so I should cast AND add that statement? - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:17 PMyou should cast and add the statement - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:18 PMActually, in Kotlin, you don't have to, you can do
. The code in let will only run if you have a DragTile (will be passed as a parameter to the function)(db.getContent(TILES) as? DragTile)?.let{} - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:19 PMthat is the cast @edvin 🙂 - r
ron
12/12/2017, 7:19 PMimplicit I know, but a cast nevertheless - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:22 PM@ron Sure, but you don't need to do both, that was my point 🙂 This is check and cast in one 🙂 - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:26 PMnice, I'll try that snippet in where I need to cast - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:27 PMthe following line says it found a Unit instead of a DragTile - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:27 PMI'm torn about doing the screencast without proper credentials handling. Looking at
one more time instead.runAsync - a
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/12/2017, 7:28 PMwhoops, I just saw @ron snippet - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:28 PMActually, I think there is a way to fix runAsync.. - e
edvin
12/12/2017, 7:30 PMThe whole issue is that if the task is performed when
returns, therunAsync
call we attach will never run. We might be able to inspect the status of the task and run the code immediately if the task is completed. The task has observable properties, so if we inspect them on the ui thread that might solve it.setOnSucceeded