The last example

listview(controller.values)

I really like that

I think I would love to see it as

listview(controller.values) { item -> /* do something with the item */}

@thomasnield OK, that's a plan. I will start by reading the next chapter, then I can give it a shot if you like 🙂

@ron Normally you don't "do anything" with the item, so I think that would be too simplistic. There are quite a few things you can configure even for a listview, so we need that op block to operate on the ListView itself.

the things you do an a listview are (according to me) format the item, act upon selection?

like in the kitchensink example

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this ‘for me’ is a perfect syntax 😉

I agree, that's very nice 🙂 For the most part, you can do exactly the same with a listview, just skip those two column lines and the columnResizePolicy.

Then you can add one line to set a cellFragment for example. It's pretty similar IMO.

that is what I was trying to say 😉

@ron Sorry, Ron. Too early, too little coffee here 🙂

No coffee, no processing power

Slowly getting there. Cup #3 is up.

we make coffee in this at home https://www.kookpunt.nl/bialetti-percolator-venus-4-kops/nl/product/4236/

with espresso beans, best coffee ever 😉

@ron I have exactly the same one 🙂

great minds think alike

Haha, a colleague actually just posted a video of the coffee maker at work.. making coffee..

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virkele is real (sounds like the german

wirklich

) and livets is life?

which would mean that

vann

is water?

Virkelige=the real, livets=life's

virkelig=real, liv=life

And yes, vann is water 🙂 Very good @ron 😂

Actually, he wrote in English and Facebook translated it to Norwegian. The only thing it messed up was the first word, it should have been "Det" instead of "Den".

In French, "eau de vie" translates to "water of life", while we would say "life's water" instead.

In Dutch levenswater

Much easier 🙂

Is that closer to "lifewater" in a way?