kotlinlang #tornadofx

Yes. There are several things to clean up against the modularized version. I really don't want to do that twice, so I want to be completely sure of the version we're targeting.

abhinay

07/02/2018, 4:24 PM

JavaFX 11 is the best choice IMO

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:25 PM

There were quite a few bugs introduced as well I believe.

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:26 PM

@abhinay Is that a branch we could build and run locally yet? I guess we could even publish our own version in maven central in the mean time, but I think that might be premature. Better to wait for an official release

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:26 PM

Would be nice to support JDK9+ soon though

Nikky

07/02/2018, 4:26 PM

i pretty much don't care about the java version as long as kotlin works on it and bonus points for compatibility with the jvm dependencies

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:27 PM

I feel that way too, but people might need/want the module system soon

abhinay

07/02/2018, 4:30 PM

@edvin JavaFX EA SDKs are already available as they were during JavaFX 2.x. - http://jdk.java.net/openjfx/

abhinay

07/02/2018, 4:36 PM

Does Kotlin has support for Java module system?

Gary Tierney

07/02/2018, 4:40 PM

the Kotlin standard libraries are available as modules, so you can compile Kotlin to Java 8 bytecode along with a valid "module-info.java" file to get a working module

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:51 PM

@abhinay For it to be usable for people it would have to be in maven central I think

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:51 PM

@Gary Tierney Yeah, Kotlin won't be an issue with the transition at all 🙂

abhinay

07/02/2018, 4:52 PM

The target is to make sure it is available as both SDK and maven artifacts. For more information - http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/openjfx-dev/2018-June/022056.html

edvin

07/02/2018, 4:54 PM

Thanks @abhinay 🙂

Gary Tierney

07/02/2018, 4:55 PM

that's going to make native library loading... interesting 🙂

edvin

07/02/2018, 5:12 PM

If the module system would resolve maven dependencies on the fly... That would be something 🙂

abhinay

07/02/2018, 5:13 PM

JDK team rejected a similar proposal while designing JPMS 🙂

edvin

07/02/2018, 5:16 PM

Yeah. I guess that would have been too smooth 🙂

edvin

07/02/2018, 5:17 PM

Would be cool to be able to supply a url if the file wasn't found in the module folder. This could point to a mirror services that would resolve maven repos, or you could supply your own repo.

thomasnield

07/03/2018, 3:48 AM

Hey guys, what is the easiest way to change the color of a

ProgressBar

? I can't seem to get this styling to work 🤔

thomasnield

07/03/2018, 3:48 AM

@thomasnield uploaded a file: Untitled

-.kt

thomasnield

07/03/2018, 4:29 AM

https://vimeo.com/278082078

Ruckus

07/03/2018, 2:42 PM

@thomasnield I believe you just need to set the accent color, but I could be wrong.

Ruckus

07/03/2018, 2:43 PM

https://stackoverflow.com/a/13372086

Ruckus

07/03/2018, 2:44 PM

I'm not sure what the

progressColor

is for, I'll have to look into it.

Ruckus

07/03/2018, 4:07 PM

It's never used in

modena.css

, so I'm not sure what its purpose is.

Carlton Whitehead

07/03/2018, 4:27 PM

Could it be influencing the progress bars used for runAsyncWithProgress?

abhinay

07/03/2018, 4:52 PM

progressColor

in TornadoFX is a wrapper on

CssMetaData

called

PROGRESS_COLOR

-fx-progress-color

. Unfortunately, it works for only

ProgressIndicator

and not for

ProgressBar

abhinay

07/03/2018, 4:57 PM

For styling the progressbar, as @Ruckus correctly mentioned, you just need to set the accent color:

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style {
	accentColor = Color.RED
}

thomasnield

07/03/2018, 7:19 PM

Alright ill give it a try. Thanks guys.