so I would have to make an FXEvent class, and from the serverthread call fire?

let me get the guide 🙂

@ron You can fire from any thread.

is the eventbus initialied in FXkt?

or do I do this:

override fun updateRootGroup() {
        EventBus().fire(RefreshRootGroup)
    }

its Fx.eventbus 🙂

well that works like a charm

I am impressed

in the serverthread:

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bridgeService is an interface

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Cool 🙂 It's so simple, but it works so great 🙂

I think I'll release 1.5.9 before Christmas, there are a few nice goodies I want to get out there. Then I want to create more screencasts during the the holidays.

you know there is good in the world still: https://kominactie.3fm.nl/actie/lak-aan

the boy wanted to raise 100 euro's to help other kids within 24 hours he raised 645709 euro

Oh man 🙂 That's fantastic 👏

I dont want to try and imagine how his parents feel knowing that that boy will die within a year

I cant even imagine...

@ron Now it's 761386 euro 🙂

@carlw I'm considering adding a code block parameter to the

fxid()

delegate so you don't need to create an

init

block if you just want to manipulate it directly after creating the reference. Do you think this would be helpful? Example follows:

this

would be the

Label

in the above example.

@carlw Disregard, this is not a good idea, since the block would only be run if you actually accessed the property, so this would be a source of a lot of ugly bugs I'm afraid. I can however probably do it for the

fxml

delegate. That would make it kind of builder like to manipulate the root node.

Don't know how useful it would be, but you could do everything you can in the

init

block, and also augment the UI with builders etc. Here is a crazy example:

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and now its 791353