@ron Then I would just do

onUserSelect { edit(it) }

That would require you to double click it though. To react on single click you would do

onUserSelect(clickCount = 1) { edit(it) }

DataGrid does not seem to have an onUserSelect

@frosch95 I committed the change as Jonathan suggested. It feels much better 🙂 There is no utility class anymore, just create a TableColumn for the expander like this:

new TableRowExpanderColumn<>(tableView, param -> { ... })

or without the tableView parameter to add it manually.

@ron Now it does 🙂

@ron I also added a select example to `DataGridTest`:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

Off to bed - talk to you guys tomorrow!

@edvin: I will use it tonight

@ron Let me know how it goes.

@edvin this https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/issues/104 is still valid right? I want to bind pojo's

@ron: yes :)

Good

Let me know if you find any issues with it, I only use observables myself

I will be playing with tonight

So I will let you know

It is going to be used from the onUserSelect to detailview

So I am looking into seeing up the form and somehow binding the selectedItem to a label or texfield

Once I am satisfied with this photo program I would like you to do a review might be interesting for a do and don't page in the wiki or the book

Cool, absolutely

I will make an attempt to create a PR for the TableRowExpander to ControlsFX tonight 🙂

Hm... Mercurial SCM.. Never used that before 🙂

It seems like at least syntax wise it is very close to git.

@thomasnield You must have used it before since you have contributed to ControlsFX. Is it trivial to create a PR with it?

In New Orleans, heading back to Dallas. Use SourceTree which kind of abstracts away the nuances of GIT vs Mercurial.

Thanks, will do 🙂 Just installed TortoiseHg and did the hg clone though.

You can also use Intellij IDEA's Mercurial plugin which will kind of do the same thing.

I never used the command line directly.

You should be able to open it up in IDEA or SourcrTree still