it would cut back on the amount of injections

@bodiam Sweet 🙂 Let us know if you run into any other issues.

@ron Let me have a look at a solution after I walk the dog, OK?

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When I have something completely working, I'll share it here for some feedback. Just getting into it 🙂

Good!

Thank for the feedback btw. Much appreciated!

@ron You can alwas do

left = find<CategoriesListView>()

@ron Not that long? 🙂

the

find

returns the class you have to do

left = find<CategoriesListView>().root

that works

and is shorter and less variables just to have the root of them 😉

@edvin nice regarding 196. Maybe an IntelliJ like testapp? Open up separate stages with different content but similar scene graphs?

@carlw That's probably a good idea. I need to find a way to transfer tenant information when new threads are spawned as well, working on that now.

@ron Ah yes, you're right.

@edvin - is a tenant (from a jpro perspective) another user?

@gtnarg: Yes, exactly

@jchildress Sorry I missed your messages to me. My availability on weekends tends to be sporadic at best. I'm glad you got it working though. As far as

columnHeaderBackground

goes, we could definitely add it. Is it documented somewhere? It's rather annoying how many things aren't in the official CSS reference.

@ron If I remember correctly you can also do

left(CategoryListView::class)

@jchildress Ah, it's documented in the substructure. I'll have to go through them all and see what else I missed.

@Ruckus No problem. I hear you on the weekends... been off and on all weekend 🙂 Thank you for the work you have done and are doing.

@Ruckus Thanks I had forgotten about that one 🙂

left(CategoryListView::class)

this one is the best 🙂

Absolutely 🙂

Hi everyone 🙂 I am trying to make my test application in an executable jar, but s. Am I missing something in the documentation?

sorry, I wanted to say, but it is not working as a JavaFX application since no class sublcasses Application()

Or is App() a subclass of Application() and I am doing something else wrong ?

I see now that's the case..

At this time I am able to create a jar artifact but the artifact does not execute (I did make the jar executable)

@dansvidania - if you launch the jar from the command line (i.e. java -jar yourjar) - you should get a stack trace that will provide more info...