oh the burden spain 😉 all that sun and fresh air and good food

oh the torture, the torture

Thanks for the support guys. Hopefully I will get through it in one piece.

We're all pulling for you

I'll be back tonight, talk to you later guys!

@edvin I noticed the latest change to the plugin moved the run icon for `App`s from the declaration line to the beginning of the KDoc. What that intentional?

@User uploaded a file:

@Ruckus Strange, I don't think I changed anything that should affect where the icon appears.

Maybe it was doing it all along and I didn't notice. The KDocs were a later addition.

Yeah, I see the same here as well. I will take a look at it 🙂

@thomasnield FYI, in the bindings section of your book, the first example you use:

Bindings.createBooleanBinding(() -> input.getText().length() != 6, input.textProperty())

But you could use:

input.textProperty().length().isNotEqualTo(6)

for the same result.

Oh cool. Ill change that thank you. I'm not very good at Bindings which is one reason I learned Rx. Let me know if you see anything else. Hoping you're finding it helpful.

I did find one other thing. Just a sec...

Ah, right, just a little thing. In the "Combining Observables" chapter, The first Kotlin demo under "Merging" uses

.subscribe { System.out.println("You pressed one of the buttons!") }

when it could just use

.subscribe { println("You pressed one of the buttons!") }

(In my early days with JavaFX, I went way over the top with Bindings, so I learned some useful tricks here and there. They were just so magical coming from Swing 🙂 )

I still find them odd to use

@ron Can't argue with that

@User uploaded a file: Untitled and commented: this is nice usage though

I do wish there was an easier way to create a binding or read only property from a normal property. It's a nice distinction between internal and external APIs

hmmz you cannot have a second stage as

APPLICATION_MODAL

and have it decorated?

@ron @Ruckus I can understand that. Okay implementing changes.

@thomasnield what was the link to your rxjavafx book?

right 🙂

I read the first five chapters and I have a question about them

something I am either missing or you have not touched upon it yet

Sure

in all the examples and explanations so far the publishers and receivers have to be known to eachother

I know where you're going...

usually they are even in the same method or clas