sure

Great 🙂 Would love to contribute that once it matures a little.

@jonathan I'm worried about one thing though.. I use

impl_setWidth()

to alter the column widths. I guess this is not a good solution. Will there be a public API to set the column widths in Java 9 perhaps?

All impl_ methods are gone in JDK 9

some are now public API, and the rest are gone

setWidth is gone

OK, I hope there is a public one for setting the widths then 🙂 Also - the name

SmartResize.POLICY

might be considered a bit cheeky. It is not meant that way, so maybe

DynamicResizePolicy

or something like that is better.

Ouch.. so basically it won't be possible to create a custom resize policy anymore?

you can call setPrefWidth maybe?

Yeah, that might work, thank you. I'll try to change it now and see how that goes.

I’m busy in a meeting now, but in general SmartResize is an ok name - I have no issue with it

Kind of helps to have the primary expert on speed dial.. hehe 🙂

OK, great! Thanks a lot for your time Jonathan.

it’s all my code, so you won’t find anyone who knows more about it 🙂

np

setPrefWidth

worked perfectly :))

good

I always 'read' the prefWidth and prefHeight methods as "you can tell me what you want, but I decide what happens" and the setWidth (for example) as "developer decides"

@edvin Yeah, the

KotlinObjectProperty

you merged is the practically the opposite of what we wanted. I added a comment to the PR, but basically we need a non-nullable object property, and what we got was a nullable object property that crashes on nulls.

Just a heads up: it's planning day again, I'll be busy in meetings most of the day.

Anybody awake

?

Anybody know the c# equivalent of the javafx canvas?

@Ruckus: ouch, sorry about that. I'm on the phone as my Mac finally broke down for good, so I got a little confused when I read the PR on the phone :) I sent the Dell XPS 15 back due to general suckyness and horrible trackpad and I won't get a new computer for another two days, so I won't be able to do much until Wednesday I think 👺

Get a Mac

@edvin: Sorry, I didn't mean it to sound so accusing, I was just referring back to the comment you made earlier.

I think all three of us had a different goal for the

KotlinObjectProperty

in mind. We should probably nail down exactly what we want it to be, then any one of us could throw it together pretty quick.

Never was a huge fan of Dell.

@ron About the setPref vs set, I think about it the same, I've just been under the impression that the JavaFX way is to use pref and let the framework figure out what's best

Not that it's the right way, just that it seems to be the proffered JavaFX way.