@carlw That just feels crazy 🙂 Not sure I like the new versioning scheme 🙂

I do like the new release scheme though!

This was extended. Java 8 is good for another year. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html

Java 8 is a LTS release. The next LTS release is 11

This is the article about the public updates extension for Java 8.

Sweet 🙂 The biggest thing will be getting on Jigsaw

Is posible change color progressFX ? I am use asyncprogress?

@mariofelesdossantosjr Do you mean

runAsyncWithProgress

?

yes

@mariofelesdossantosjr When the task is running, the graphic property of your node is swapped for a

ProgressIndicator

. Therefore, you can add a selector tar targets your button and then a progress indicator inside of that, and apply whatever styles are supported by the ProgressIndicator component. Mainly, you can configure

-fx-progress-color

, or

progressColor

as it's called in the type safe stylesheet language.

Here is a complete example with inline stylesheet (not recommended)

@edvin uploaded a file: Untitled

@mariofelesdossantosjr uploaded a file: Untitled

not recommended why?

@edvin uploaded a file:

Inline stylesheets are heavy. Put it in an external stylesheet instead 🙂

@edvin uploaded a file: Red progress, The proper way

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@edvin By "heavy" do you mean they have a comparatively large performance impact?

or just that they're not DRY

@kastork I mean that they would take up much more memory and cpu than using a class reference in an existing stylesheet. Nothing crazy, but we instantiate a stylesheet, render it, convert the result to base64 and then re-read it through the urlhandler.

You could probably do it 1000 times in an app without having a problem though.

@edvin Thanks, just made me curious.

@kastork It was good to think about how it was actually done, I had to stop for a second 🙂

LOL. I never really thought about it -- one of those magics I was willing to just accept I guess.

@kastork That one cost me two late evenings to get right 🙂 hehe

It will need some refactoring or even a totally different approach in Java 9 though.

@edvin What about an incubator project to gather multiple semi-official projects that might be incorporated later? Maybe the difference is an extra jar here and there and when you find a high percentage of tornadofx projects use the same footprint, that project becomes promoted. This would eliminate small projects of only a few hundred lines that get out of sync in terms of libraries including tornadofx itself.