Eclipse settings on import aren't helping. In Java Code Style>Organise Imports and editor>Content assist. I've changed the number of imports required before * from 99 to 5 and still no joy. When I autocomplete imports, the following three always get lost (even though I've toggle the lowercase import setting off): import tornadofx.getValue import tornadofx.setValue import tornadofx.runLater

@sp33dy I came in to this issue late - I assume you do not have access to that particular method

Do you have the ability to look into other TornadoFX methods in Eclipse?

@sp33dy i dont have eclipse up, but did you set tornadofx.* in the whitelist? I forget exactly how imports are setup but there should be a list of ones do always use wildcards for.

Or set it to 1? Wouldnt surprise me if eclipse isnt counting the function imports correctly so you dont have 5 imports so wildcard doesnt trigger?

@amanda.hinchman-dominguez many do work, for example, these are what are left after the auto import

-.txt

so it is odd that it isn't detecting all.... and in fact, it wipes the three out for me right now, which is worse

I'm curious to find out why

Looking into whitelist now @Spike Baylor

I'd love it to keep to tornadofx.* for now, but that always gets expanded too

In IntelliJ, you can press "command" and click the function to go right to the source code: what happens if you access that particular piece of code

yep

sourcecode is found

from the 1.7.17 jar

class file

I clicked getValue

Are you in gradle or maven

I started with Maven and recently switched to Gradle

I did wonder if this would cause any problems?

I'm VERY new to both. I come from the ANT days and resisted. 😞

hahaha that's fair, they're both pretty painful

did you try the command

./gradlew clean build

if you have mac?

I've tried that many times

on pc

win

or you can do Build > Clean Project and Rebuild the project

I'm wondering if I have a buggy eclipse version; need to upgrade a few versions.

that always helps 😄