only by changing manually?

one sec

Binding_Last_Item_in_a_List.kt

what

Callable

is? I don’t get the construction

one of many functional interfaces designers can choose from. the javafx developers chose this standard one from java.util.concurrent

all the java.util.function stuff came later in java 8 with lambdas. javafx predates this and recycled Callback from the best available at the time

Hi, is there an easier way to use insert string to textfield w/o reset selection and caret position?

-.txt

is the code substituting some text when a certain pattern is entered?

I know that javafx can change default java icon in mac os x dock and toolbar (or how analogue in windows called) with custom png, but is this possible in kotlin?

it uses ews as i understand

@seiv example that will substitute "zed" if you type a lower z in the textfield and "ZED" if you type an uppercase Z. It holds the position

@chickenfresh like this?

class SomeViewApp : App(SMView::class) {
    override fun start(stage: Stage) {
        stage.icons += Image("icon.png")
        super.start(stage)

@carlw No, i need insert string from button with testfield.insertText at current position (not always last) and return to that text field without have all text selected.

i mean this

Dunno about OS X, but it works for windows. Try.

@seiv you'll have to track the caretPosition when the control loses focus. when you jump out of the textfield to press a button, the caret is reset. I would omit the runLater(). That's a deferral and doesn't guarantee that it will be run right away

it only added it on topbar 🙂

oh, I found this

but also for top bar

@carlw w/o runLater it just dont' work.. caret position and selection reset.

@seiv How about this?

in type safe CSS how do you specify a path like

.class1 > control-type:first

?

i guess i nest them for >

is there any way to specify n-th-ness?

you might be able to do something with :first, but javafx css doesn't support the 3 constructs. @Ruckus is there a first selector?

@carlw tnx, it works, but how about move focus back to textfield?

@seiv try this