@edvin I think the only thing that needs to be done before I ask the other project to pull is to bring the builders in.

@edvin After those are in, there may be other opportunities like the SortedFilteredList or other Utilities that may be available.

I was also wondering about delegate properties on the MainViewController class

Yeah, we'll see what's left after the builders are in. Some of the listeners etc can then be easily optimized.

I won't have much time today, maybe tomorrow I can take a look at it 🙂

there is a lot of boilerplate in it

why do you have the listview in an anchorpane?

@edvin how do you do css id’s? the guides only show classes?

the scene graph is taken from the original UI. i brought over the .fxml files and consolidated them. I wasn’t able to get the fx:includes to work right away with fxid() and fxml()

I don’t think a particular layout is required, as long as behaves like the reference app.

Well I am putting builders in instead of the fxml

btw do you know this construct?

`
private val todoItemModel = mutableListOf<TodoItem>().observable()
`

No, I started with a MutableList<TodoItem>, but moved on to the FXCollections that I’m familar with.

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btw now that you are here, this I found strange: `

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```fun removeItem( item : TodoItem) { todoItemModel.remove( item ) todoCursor.get().add( item ) }

I hate this interface 😉

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why remove from one list and add to the other?

I think you might need to pull again….I replaced the todoCursor with a viewableItemsProperty that I use with the listview

Hmmz I changed quite a lot in the controller …...

I pulled out the enum and some of the listeners in favor of a When binding statement

@ron

val myId by cssid()

and then

myComponent.setId(Styles.myId)

@carlw

mutableListOf<TodoItem>().observable()

is in effect the same as doing

FXCollections.observableList()

I am thinking of making that listview a tableview

It’s definitely tabular — TodoItem is a row — but it might be best to stay a little closer to the reference app for comparison purposes

That's a good point 🙂

If you're working with the ItemFragment, you can pull out the redundant line mainView.lvItems.items.remove( item ) // Line 40 in my version