@edvin I'll check back with BitBucket. I didn't see a JavaFX-provided JDK for their jdk settings (there were a few that individuals had posted.)

It should be pretty easy to write test to check that stuff happens on the correct thread as well 🙂

Sure it's a static call

We use

oracle-java8-installer

And the

oraclejdk8

JDK. Works like a charm 🙂

The "beauty" of the TornadoFX eventbus is that if you subscribe to events in a View or Fragment, you are automatically unsubscribed when the View is undocked, and you're not even subscribed before the View is actually docked.

I don't think BitBucket supports oraclejdk8 (only openjdk8) yet

^ I'll check back with this later today. The app I've been passing around is in BitBucket.

Ah, I see. So they host travis locally? I think the one we're using is hosted on Google Compute Engine!

the one from Bithub? ja it is

Not a big deal...you guys probably don't work with Swing much so maybe that's not as important to get rid of the FX dependency

anybody know an easier way to write this before I start googling around

editor.textProperty().addListener { observable, oldValue, newValue -> okButton.isDisable = newValue.trim { it <= ' ' }.isEmpty() }

@carlw Haha, no indeed not 🙂

@User uploaded a file: Disable button based on editor value

@ron Is that OK?

Regardless of the implementation I think the event bus is a great and needed feature. It works well with scopes too!💪

yeah that is what I wrote but a lot nice

@carlw Great 🙂 I will write the docs tonight, maybe you'll have some more input when I can present my reasoning for the choices I made.

I should make a string extension String.reallyNotEmpty

@ron Can you express in words when you want the OK button to be disabled?

this is in a dialog box

a TextInputDialog when the text field does not contain characters do not allow the ok button

so " " does not enable the button

that actually does not work

@edvin - this might be a dumb question but as someone learning the framework and kotlin, how would I know that the #booleanBinding extension method existed (other than code completion)? I looked in the Bindings.kt file and didn't see anything so was inclined to start writing Bindings.createBooleanBinding... . I suppose I could search for "Bindings.createBooleanBinding" in the framework and find the extension method that way.

@gtnarg I think you need to read the manual for that one. And we might possibly need to add it to the manual.. hehe

@ron Doesn't

value.isNotBlank()

cover it?

the button stays enabled

Let me try it.