@edvin is there a better way to work the static methods into a builder? something like this where the end lambda is run at create time?

sp = stackpane() {

{ VBox.setMargin... }

}

@carlw Got it. Thank you. Trying it out now.

@carlw Does that even work? The last line inside

with(root)

just says

sp

, not

this += sp

@carlw This is how I would have done it:

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@ron Can you share the code for the view so I can debug what happened?

i like your version better. my version does work though

@carlw I think it's easier to see how the view will look in my version, and I utilize the vboxConstraints instead of the static setter from JavaFX 🙂

@edvin is there a stackPaneConstraints on the way?

@carlw Absolutely 🙂 I'll get to it tonight. I'm going to my first jiu jitsu practice since the knee surgery right now, will implement tonight!

@carlw It's basically margin and alignment, right?

@edvin Constraint Type Description alignment javafx.geometry.Pos The alignment of the child within the stackpane. margin javafx.geometry.Insets Margin space around the outside of the child.

Sounds about right 🙂

I added them now, will verify them later tonight 🙂

Unless you have a chance to do it

@edvin Thank you. Just tried out 'margin' and 'padding'. Both seem to work fine.

Kotlin 1.0.5 released https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/releases/tag/v1.0.5

@edvin do you want stackPaneConstraints or stackpaneConstraints?

@carlw I implemented it as

stackpaneConstraints

so it fits with the buildername, and the other similar constraints constructs 🙂

All tests passed against Kotlin 1.0.5, so I have updated the dependency for core, and will update all IDE project templates with the release of 1.5.8. This needs some real world testing before release though.

Currently working on resize move behavior for the floating window.

for the margin on the new method..do you want 0 or 20?

@carlw What do yo mean? It will only be applied if it's given a value.

Or are we not talking about the

stackpaneConstraints

anymore?

@edvin i thought you were applying that as a default. i see the Insets(0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0) line

@carlw Sorry, I copied the VBoxConstraint right before I ran to Jiu Jitsu. I didn't make that one, so it's not made the way I would have. I think there should be no value applied unless a value is given. I will clean up all of them in a little while.

You mean default alignment=null and margin=null? I think the empty objects might fit better with Kotlin's nullability emphasis