I think @thomasnield created some collection functions to move items, but I couldn't find them. Maybe we decided they were better off in another library?

Ah, they are in

Collections.kt

.

I added a nicer accessor for the header, so it's at

workspace.header

now.

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I also added a

Node.index

value to tell you the index in the current parent, so now you can do:

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Is that OK, @ron?

I will pull, build and test

Great!

We could have added a

moveAfter(node, otherNode)

function as well 🙂

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its line 9 in the code I just posted

You don't want to place the move code inside of the

action

call for the button.

oops my bad

it puts it before the save?

Yes 🙂

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Sorry, after

Weird, it should have placed it after.

I'm back in a little while, will check then.

@ron It happens because the buttons haven't been placed yet in

init

, so you could move the code that moves the button into ondock, or wrap it in

runLater

.

@edvin when I move it into the onDock of the mainview it is still added as first button

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@ron — did you ever decide on how to sync XY Data? I think in the past I used a listener on the observable list that held the data.

Are there any ways to make text break on a button?

found google… 🙂

Woohoo! Not TornadoFX-related (I will use it to create an interface) but look what came together after 3 months of obsessive research. https://github.com/thomasnield/optimized-scheduling-demo

@thomasnield nice work. What resources did you use to help you solve this problem?

@bkenn Thanks. Honestly a lot of experimentation, pencil and paper, and occasional guidance from a coworker. Books helped but only to a small degree. I'm definitely going to share what I learn, and later start doing content with O'Reilly possibly. This topic can (and should) be distilled to make it more accessible.