@jonathan do you know if your talk will be recorded and in the future available for the public?

I doubt it

they only record a few rooms at J1

😞

@frosch95 Thank you, I'll fix that 🙂

@edvin I'm glad I remembered something 🙂

Haha, something about this felt weird 🙂 I won't have time to fix it tonight, but will definitely have a fix ready for tomorrow.

how can that book be more expensive as an epub then as a deadtree version?

@ron the kindle version is cheaper ... maybe they add extra bits on the epub version? 😛

dont have a kindle, I have a kobo

old but works like a charm

still doesnt explain why the epub is 32euro and the paperversion only 27

I just realized that the whole

toggleNodeProvider

is not very JavaFX. I think it would be more typical to just configure a different

cellFactory

for the ToggleColumn.

Maybe there are only a view printed versions remaining and they want to clear the stock ...

I updated https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-controls/blob/master/src/main/java/tornadofx/control/ExpanderTableColumn.java so it caches the expander button.

To override the default toggle button you would now create a cellFactory for the column the normal way.

@edvin code looks a lot cleaner!

Absolutely 🙂

A custom toggle cell could look like this:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

It would be installed like this:

expander.getExpanderColumn().setCellFactory(param -> new MyCustomToggleCell<>(expander.getExpanderColumn()));

Man, it felt weird writing Java again 🙂 Took me a little while to get my bearings.

🙂

Can anyone see other issues with the way the row expander is implemented now?

it looks ok to me.

I can make the default ToggleCell class private.

When I have figured out, how I can use it in my application, I will give it a try 🙂

Cool. You can check out https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-controls and do

mvn install

and include

no.tornado:tornadofx-controls:1.0.6-SNAPSHOT

in your project 🙂

Then it should just be a matter of writing

TableRowExpander.install(tableView, param -> returnYourCustomEditorHere())

ok guys, I'll call it a day ... I need some 💤