Well, I did put my daughter to bed in between there 🙂 haha

Now I think I'll go to bed myself. Hopefully the penicillin will kick in so I'm back on my feet tomorrow. Have a nice evening guys!

Once I get my voice back I will check out the prior version of the GitHub sample app and create a screencast where I evolve the code to the new syntax. I think that will be pretty valuable both to show how to get up to speed with the changes we've made and it gives a unique oppertunity to explain some things :)

@edvin I am going to try and tackle my first pass at getting the team task manager app this weekend. And will likely finish it during Christmas break.

I am interested in seeing the code of that

do you know if there is already some documentation of the internalWindow?

I am trying to close it using a button

are you going for horizontal swimlanes?

What should we call this team task manager project? TeamToDoFX?

ttm 🙂

TeamTasksFX

@ron I like that!

I think that is the best name unless anybody else has proposals..

@User uploaded a file:

two threads running, one the javafx thread, the second a jetty server, they communicate 🙂

@thomasnield in the guide

in the osgi chapter where you explain the

addViewsWhen

you show how to make a dashboardview but you register a

musicPlayer::class

class Dashboard : View() { override val root = VBox() init { title = "Dashboard Application" addViewsWhen { it.discriminator == "dashboard" } } } If the addViewsWhen function returns true, the View is added to the VBox. To offer up Views to this Dashboard, another bundle would declare that it wants to export it's View by setting the dashboard discriminator: class Activator : BundleActivator { override fun start(context: BundleContext) { context.registerView(MusicPlayer::class, "dashboard") } override fun stop(context: BundleContext) { } }

That probably was @edvin, I didn't look at that section in awhile. I'll look when I get a chance though

@ron Documentation for InternalWindow is here: https://edvin.gitbooks.io/tornadofx-guide/content/3.%20Components.html I might not have exposed the

close()

function correctly, let me check that out once I feel a little better.

@thomasnield Cool! Do you want to do most of it yourself or should we collaborate? Have you written down the feature set?

Was there some error with the OSGi documentation @ron ?

it could be me, but I find the example not very clear and was wondering where the

musicPlayer

class comes from

@ron

MusicPlayer

can be any View, what's inside it isn't relevant 🙂

concerning the internalWindow, I wanted to close it after pressing the "ok" button kind of like a dialog popup

@ron I made som errors with the InternalWindow, had a quick look now. Will expose that shortly!

maybe adding a text with something like "then you can add for example a musicPlayer class using the dashboard tag as follows"

@ron I didn't really want to mock up a music player.. hehe. OK, I'll improve that a little, I see your point.

when you are feeling better I want to discuss that thread communication thingy I made (posted a screenshot above)

@ron The best way to close the InternalWindow from something shown within it right now is

findParentOfType(InternalWindow::class)?.close()