I think I might must wipe this make all the way out and start over... i've obviously installed things badly

@pike There are no other requirements than a stock Mac install and the JDK. Do you have Oracle JDK installed and available on the command line? Then I suspect the task is just not executed. Can you post the command line output, including your command?

I can't anymore, I wiped everything, I think I installed java with sdkman and brew and didn't have it set up correctly because I did it all via a batch script

@carlw That's totally out of my budget.

@poohbar not looking for a full keyboard

Alright, this mac has been reformatted, I've installed just intellij

and git

now, brew cask install java 8

and it works lol

yeah, my jdk was all borked. thanks @edvin @bkenn

now I have to fix intellij ... or it's time to learn vim.

@pike javapackager can be quite fiddly

let me know if you have any questions. i have some experience with it

actually i'm working on a platform to help people launch and keep their apps up to date, a web start competitor

it javapackagers itself.

@mikehearn it was really quite easy to do once I got my path fixed on the mac

@abhinay enjoy your carpal tunnel syndrome .. it's much less fun once you suffer from it

@pike great! remember the code signing key

I have a child.bind(ObservableList> elements) { vbox-elements}, some of those vboxes are bound to a ObservableBoolean via visibleWhen (can be turned on off via a checkbox). The problem is when visible becomes false (by switching the checkbox), the remaining elements doesn't compact 😕

Nevermind: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28558165/javafx-setvisible-doesnt-hide-the-element

@hestad That's what we have

removeWhen

for 🙂

But I want it back 😕

I know this is more Kotlin related, but I want to send the sortedList to the super-constructor and not backingList

@hestad It will be put back automatically when the condition you supply is false

@hestad It's called removeWhen to indicate that it doesn't merely trigger the visibility

@edvin and I are playing around with some binding syntax. I'm working on some javafx code that binds the field contents of an observable list of domain objects into a string. A Label displays a comma separated list of names

Plan JavaFX

@carlw uploaded a file: Edvin's Kotlin Version

Put up a link with some notes about these code snippets : https://courses.bekwam.net/public_tutorials/bkcourse_stringifylistapp.html

is there a way to make tornadofx not use java.util.logging? i'm assuming the answer is no