@eryzhikov glad you're here! Don't let us scare you away too soon. You'll embrace our chaos in no time.

Six chapters done in the RxJavaFX Guide! Concurrency is next, and I only have three more planned chapters. I would be eager to hear your guys' thoughts if you ever get a chance to read it. I'd like some input for the

CompositeObservable

utility, which I think will have some breaking changes before 1.0 release.

I'm balancing this with TornadoFX Guide which I'd like to wrap this week if possible.

@edvin I haven't read your chapter yet on osgi but I will get to it tomorrow

@thomasnield: I haven't had the chance to read the latest couple chapters yet, but I hope to in the next day or two. Really good so far.

I will read them today especially interested in the osgi part

@thomasnield When I'm back from Spain I will go over the guide and compare to release notes to see if we missed any significant features. There is one chapter, quite early in the guide about View/Controller which needs some refactoring as well 🙂

@eryzhikov I'm impressed with what you guys are doing at Gluon. A real game changer, and I love your API's 🙂

I just committed the column builder I talked about yesterday. It is used in the OSGiConsole now as well:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

In that particular example, the

Int::class

type is not used, but it has to be declared. If you want to assign to

cellFactory

however, the type is needed.

can't you use reified generics here? class literals always look ugly imo

@cypher121 The issue is that the cell type is "given" using a function inside the function (

value()

), so the compiler cannot infer that type no matter what. The column function needs two type arguments: The TableView type and the column type. If you want to specify the column type you also have to specify the table view type, so you end up with

column<MyObject, Int>("Level") ...

.

(That last syntax is supported btw)

oh, ok

@thomasnield I tried to upload a zip-file to https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-idea-plugin/issues/6 but GitHub now says it won't accept my zip, so I'll just upload the jar file here, OK? 🙂

@thomasnield By the way, you don't need to specify the type for the tableview builder if you give the items list as parameter.

@thomasnield I also fixed https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-idea-plugin/issues/5

@thomasnield I pushed the plugin live so you should be able to update from your IDE.

I think SmartResize is complete. @mikehearn Let me know if it doesn't cover your requirements 🙂

SmartResize?

sorry, i tuned out for a week or so.

this is for tableview columns?

@mikehearn That's correct. It adds 5 different resize modes to TableView Columns.

nice!

i'll check it out

Great! I created a screencast, I'll find the link for you. Since the screencast I've removed what was called

defaultWidth

and made sure that the default setting is to give all columns their needed space and then add the remaining width to the last column if any.