We can adapt

I will do it later today and make a pr

Hi, quick question before I dig deeper into kotlin/tornadofx. I've never done any frontend in Java previously so I'm out on deep water here... Is tornadofx a tool suitable for creating an editor heavily depending on drag-and-drop of grouped geometric shapes on a 'canvas'? Similar to to the editor in http://nodered.org/ , but not web-based, obviously.

You can do that with tornadofx and javafx tornadofx makes it easier because of the builders that hide a lot of the boiler plate

the channel here is quite active and you will get loads of help if needed

Thanks, @ron

no problem Per, just ask and we all try to help

this I made some time ago, to play with a bit only done with tornadofx

That was very close to what I have in mind.

@edvin ignore my PR or throw it away. Somehow it contains all of the old commits

or save only the one for the Accordion.fold

nvm I closed the pull request and will make a new one

Hi, how can I switch between Views? Should I introduce master view that includes references to all views?

there is a replaceWith method

like this:

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cool, thanks. I’ll try it out 🙂

one more question, how can I pass argument between views?

either you use a controller or a model, or since yesterday you can use params if you pull tornadofx and build it yourself

look at this repo: https://github.com/ronsmits/selectExample to see how to do it will inject and controllers

@jakub.dyszkiewicz In most cases an injected ViewModel is the best way to communicate between views. It also supports auto-updating the element inside the viewmodel based on tableview changes etc. Check out the guide for more information as well: gitbook.com/book/edvin/tornadofx-guide

@edvin I'm going through your additions in the TornadoFX guide. So far this looks awesome!

Reading scopes right now

@thomasnield Sweet! As always, feel free to correct language and other bloopers at will.

Adding information about passing parameters the new way now

How can I add styles to vbox using Stylesheet DSL?

@jakub.dyszkiewicz

vbox { addClass(Styles.vbox) }

ok and in stylesheet? 🙂

there are button, label..., but no vbox