How to create column table with combobox?

cellFormat { graphic = hbox(alignment = Pos.CENTER) { combobox(property = rowItem.codUnidadeConvProperty, values = controller.findAllUnidadeConv()) { converter = UnidadeConv() } } }

you can use makeEditable() on the column definition too

jdk10 branch ? does kotlin even support java 10 yet ?

@Nikky Sure.

Kotlin will produce byte code for 8 but it can run on JDK 10/11 since there were no breaking changes in byte code between these releases

ahh i see, well for my usecase i kinda expect users to be on java 8 anyways..just curiosity

@SiebelsTim Hehe, sorry for stealing your issue! 😁

@edvin I was about to start the IDE and pulled and your fix was already there 😄 I haven't started on it, so you timed it perfectly 😄

@SiebelsTim Phew 🙂

Question, I'm trying to learn the framework. I like to do this by puzzling a lot and figuring out a lot by myself. Therefor, I searched a javaFX tutorial and am following it to create a TornadoFX-app. Here is an image for the application: My question is, is there a way in tornadofx to fill the gridpane (right) with a model? A bit like it's done with form, but then without inputfields

@tieskedh have you seen this site? we're starting to build up a lot of sample tornadofx apps. the screenshot you posted is a familiar collection / details pattern. in fact, i just posted an article on the interaction between a collections view and a details view through a shared ItemViewModel. https://courses.bekwam.net/public_tutorials/bkcourse_tornadofx_listnavapp.html

I think you can adapt that so that the Views are side-by-side

thx

this is a now-classic edvin / carl post that has some kotlin features you might like. references ItemViewModel in a differnt context https://edvin.town/leveraging-tornadofx-to-the-fullest/

@tieskedh Just to share my personal opinion and experiences,

GridPane

is something you should rarely have to use unless you need a ridiculously weird and customized layout. From my experiences, you will be much better off using

BorderPane

and/or

SplitPane

, even if you have to nest them. It creates a more professional and consistent-looking UI with standard resizing behaviors.

And don't forget Edvin's awesome 'Form' layout

thx, then the tut uses the incorrect layouts 😉 I want to have a javaFX-layout that is converted to a tornado-FX layout, both using the best architecture. When I achieve that, the real power of tornadoFX can be shown. Then I can let someone organize a meetup about tornadoFX and as excercise convert another app from javaFX to TornadoFX, so they can see how much boilerplate etc they can leave out.

i'm gonna eat now...

@tieskedh If you found someone using

GridPane

, it's probably because they have a background using Swing's

GridBagLayout

and carried that inclination over.

I forget guys, have we ever implemented

DatePicker

support for

TableView

cells with

LocalDate

? I found a pretty nice implementation right here

Untitled.kt

It’s in controls

@carlw yup, I just discovered that.

Never mind

How can I save position in listview after switching?

I’ve tried to cache last object from listview and scroll to it on re-opening but it doesn’t work

try saving the position and using scrollTo(int). the results have to maintain their order