@gtnarg can you post a little code ? I'm getting a mismatch working with ObservableSet and the ListProperty

val currentModel = SimpleListProperty(observableArrayList(models[INITIAL_INDEX]))

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You're suggesting SimpleListProperty instead of SimpleObjectProperty? I thought you meant that SimpleListProperty could take a direct Set assignment since it implements ObservableSet

@Nikky if you want to replace my currentModel line with @gtnarg 's, that will work too.

The key is to maintain a currentModel of the type supported by ListView (List). model changes trigger changes to the value

the value changes could go from Set -> List, Map -> List. More direct if everything is List

so since that needs to change when i change the edited value.. can i somehow listen to rebinding of a ItemViewModel ?

so far i have only seen examples of rebinding on change in some listview or similar

nvm i see i can just add onChange to the specific property on the model

SmartListCell in ListView

If I run Carl's example (above) I see the following in the ListView:

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so i listen on changes to the Property<ObservableSet>, that covers switching the list, but now i also need to listen to the ObservableSet itself to make sure i get changes in the items but if i register that second listener on everz change of the list i may have too many listeners.. or duplicate ones

so for now i just have a nullable oldSet that i remove the listener from and then set to the new state

is there some function like

onChange

that passes the previous value ?

that would save me 3 lines

The latter is the way to go

@alex are you suggesting width/heightProperty on a Window? That's read-only

oh jeez, I just started a new javafx project on java 11 (all my apps are still on 1.8), and I just learned that javaFX is no longer distributed with java. I'm using gradle and my only deps are "kotlin-stdlib" and "no.tornado:tornadofx", what are the deps I should be adding to get a copy of java fx?

you need 11 or an openjdk 8 ? @groostav

i need java 11, so i need the libs for it

@groostav https://mvnrepository.com/search?q=javafx

not sure which of those you need.. probably at least base and controls

yeah i tried that, my UI isnt rendering properly now. Will poke around more later

i might actually just go back to jdk 1.8, since I'm on kotlin, i really dont have much to gain by going with java 11

@groostav TornadoFX is not yet compatible with Java 11. We have a jdk10 branch which targets Java 11, you could try that if you must, but unless there is something you need from Java 11 I think it's better to stay with J8 for now.

I wonder how much space could be saved with JMPS system when bundling the program with FXLauncher

happy holidays everyone! furiously trying to catch up on yesterday's messages 😅

Does anyone know the TornadoFX equivalent to JavaFX CSS font loading support? equivalent to the following: @font-face { font-family: 'Anton'; font-style: normal; font-weight: bold; src: url('Anton.ttf'); } This is in context of the type safe CSS file.