my rf is stock...though you needed a compatibility piece...checking now

I don't think I do

ah. i don't have that. my topre is circular without a cross

I visited those guys last month (mk.com)

argh that guy is on sale, I paid the full $230 heh

after waiting like 5 months for it to come back into stock

it is a super nice keeb tho

Tbh I like the annoying clicking noise 😂 same way I feel about car engines - Teslas freak me out because there's no sound

the one I'm using now isn't clicky, but my other favorites are Blue Cherry MX (a POK3R and a Leopold)

@beepdog if you scroll up a few, take a look at the List/Form UI I put together for modifying server properties en masse. there are a few tricks of the trade like how I handled the edit mode for the list that you might find interesting

yeah I've been eyeballing it

I'm using a ListCellFragment tho

i also posted a refresh event to get the bulk item details to take effect. this eventually calls a listView.refresh() but it's a bad practice to pass handles to UI stuff around

so it's a bit different than what I've been experimenting with

That should be ok

i would go with ListCellFragment if you are supporting inline editing. say the whole row turns over into a fancy editor. my example just has one button so I worked with the unused graphic

and the best way to do inline editing is to use a StackPane that drives the front/back selection off of an edit state (a switcheroo)

yeah I'm trying to do the inline thing, a bit, but mostly just displaying a "delete" button right now

my code is going to find its way to a blog post in the next week

and maybe display more things

thanks! I'll dig into this

my main problem was figuring out which one was being edited (selected) so that I could display that one differently

@amanda.hinchman-dominguez amazing turnout and that's a formidable session. 90 minutes!

I'll have to catch up, but skipping around the code looks great

Thank you! I got some good feedback and have things I can focus on improving on! It wasn't a bad first live-coding session.

@edvin so at the workshop, 2 people using Ubuntu used the openJDK but apparently the javafx package is bundled in (even though deprecation hasn't happened yet). You have to download open the JavaFX to be able to work with TornadoFX, I'll send over a link shortly

i run ubuntu 80% and have tested javafx 11 with the separate jfx. it works well

javafx was separate prior to java 8 so it's not unfamiliar