I tried the

size=1.5.em

in the

Styles.closeIcon

but it did not do anything

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Boom 🙂

@ron I think there is a glyphSize property you can set instead, check docs for FontAwesomeIconView 🙂

boom?

Look at the screenshot 🙂 I found a way to add a gutter icon color representing the type safe css colors 🙂

ah that could be very very handy

It will be very hard to do right though. I might have to ice it for now.

hmmz that glyphsize does not work

Maybe it can't be set with css. You just want to control the size of the glyph?

it should work as the setSize is only a convenience method for glyphSize it uses the cssparser to convert the string to a Number

from the code

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My head is spinning, gotta get to bed. Will look at it tomorrow if you haven't figured it out - I'm pretty sure I've used it in the past.

sleep good

Thanks 🙂

You too!

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@edvin we will see! The class is supposed to fill up and the preview went really well. Now I just gotta finish the material which I'm pulling straight from the book. I've used bandicam to do dry runs so thank you for introducing me to that

@thomasnield Do you have a submission in the works for an RxKotlinFX TODO app? https://github.com/lestard/todomvcFX

@thomasnield Great 🙂 By the way, it seems like videos created with bandicam (possible because it's mp4) will display inline in slack now, so it's much nicer to upload small snippets here.

Monosnap does that too I like the software quite simple to use

@carlw that's a great idea. I'll see if I can get to that within the next 2-3 weeks

@thomasnield if you want, I can fork the repos and put a functional vanilla TODO app together that links in RxKotlinFX Then, if you get some time, you can look at how the updates, additions, deletions, and filtering happens and make it reactive

@thomasnield The original project has an examples folder and would like to gather different implementations under the master project And they verified that Kotlin is ok

@thomasnield I think the original implementation might look like RxKotlinFX because it's all pub / sub based

@carlw Awesome, yeah feel free to create a fork and I'll make a note to review and rewrite it. Thanks!

Hello guys! I have a question: I am writing a relatively simple tornadofx application. I have a view, called A, in which the user creates some data. When the user is done, they click on the next button, which replaces my current view with a new one, called B. My problem is that B would need the data created in A, but I cannot find a way to do it when using the built-in replaceWith method for switching views. I am looking for a solution similar to how android handles passing data to new activities. Is there a way to do it elegantly without the need of public static shared variables? Or am I missing something?

@pjozsef You can put your shared data in a controller and access that controller from both views. The best approach is using a ViewModel for that shared state. Does that make sense?