@Kevin many apologies - I'm trying to build the project but for some reason I can't remember if I needed to do anything extra to import TornadoFX for a pulled github repo

Hey Amanda, no worries

The project won’t build cause I don’t have proper icon files

@ValV image processing is available on github now I generated a new ssh key

Can anyone point me in the right direction for using the Exposed ORM with Tornado? Google isn’t giving me much love. Currently getting:

Sep 19, 2018 3:54:51 PM tornadofx.DefaultErrorHandler uncaughtException
SEVERE: Uncaught error
java.lang.IllegalStateException: No transaction in context.

No any specific with tornado... Just try in plain .kt app.

You need to execute your query in a transaction @barrongineer

I have it wrapped like so:

fun getAllSeeds(): SizedIterable<Seed> {
        var seeds: SizedIterable<Seed> = EmptySizedIterable()
        transaction {
            seeds = Seed.all()
        }

        return seeds
    }

I can init the db and make calls in my main

App

class, but anything outside of that, like calling from a

View

is where I have issues

Interesting i would step through the transaction function to see where the tranaction instance should be coming from.

ugh…okay, I got it

hey guys! have a question for you guys. I'm currently trying to create a progressStepper in tornadofx which is popular on the web to take a users through a series of steps (looks like the pic attached)

I'm able to create the stepper and and allow a dev to specify the number os steps that they need by providing the progressStepper with a list of nodes

and now i'm looking for the best way to create interaction between the "steps" and the view/fragment/action that the user has to complete for each step

Currently what i'm doing is I have a parent view which has a borderpane as the root, with the stepper at the top, and center{} which holds the active view. I expose an id property from the progress stepper and use that to determine what screen should be displayed and where in the process that you are. I feel like there is a better way to do it. and I would appreciate some feedback

I have a repo up with the code demoing what it looks like right now

this is the main view which houses the progressStepper and shows relevant views for each step

Hello. If I have a textfield, and I just bind it to a SimpleStringProperty, and add a validator to the textfield, , can I still make a button

enableWhen("the field is valid")

?

Hi, I got weird problem, after some point tab in tabPane stop to display components..

tabpane {
 tab { add(CodeArea()) } // from richtextfx
 tab { button("aaa") }
 }

after

add(CodeArea())

tab, all other tabs don't display any components... And it worked before, dunno whats wrong now..

found... problem in

val fontAwesome = GlyphFontRegistry.font("FontAwesome")

after commenting out this line - no problem with tabs...

Heyho - its me again 😉 I have a Table with rowExpander. Inside are some Panes and a Form. When the Entry in the Table is selects the labels turn white. I tried to use

textFill = Color.BLACK

in some positions but was not able to have it stay black. Is there an easy way to do so?

Oh - and can I prevent a Wizard closeing the Window on finish?

There seems to be an issue with the latest version in Idea EAP and the Fine TornadoFX plugin…

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: no/tornado/tornadofx/idea/configurations/TornadoFXConfiguration$TornadoFXConfigurationOptions
	at no.tornado.tornadofx.idea.configurations.TornadoFXConfiguration.getOptionsClass(TornadoFXConfiguration.kt:48)
	at com.intellij.execution.configurations.RunConfigurationBase.createOptions(RunConfigurationBase.java:61)

…

$ jar tf '183.2635.13/IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3 EAP.app/Contents/lib/idea.jar' | grep ApplicationConfigurationProperties
$
$ jar tf '182.4323.18/IntelliJ IDEA.app/Contents/lib/idea.jar'  | grep ApplicationConfigurationOptions
com/intellij/execution/application/ApplicationConfigurationOptions.class

Perhaps Jetbrains changed their API. The plugin a’splodes on load breaking the ability to run stuff

@edvin do you still have some tfx t-shirts...If so I would like to buy one...for kotlinkonf 😉

@nimakro PM your address and I’ll send you one. Medium OK?

@nimakro Buy.. haha 🙂 Free of course. I'll make some more, once I can write that we are Java 11 compatible on them!

@edvin Your the best 🎉

When I use

val myProperty = SimpleObjectProperty("My Data")
myTableColumn.setCellValueFactory { myProperty }

It just shows

My Data

text in corresponding column cells. I feel like I'm missing some logic on these observable properties. If properties implement

Observable

interface, then there should be some benefit from it. I thought that observable properties after being used by

setCellValueFactory

should be automatically updated when I change a text in the cell, or update a text in the cell, when I change property value, but this does not happen. What's wrong with it?