@edvin it became this:

override fun start(stage: Stage) {
        super.start(stage)
        stage.setOnCloseRequest {
            it.consume()
            controller.exit() }
    }

@permalmberg I did it a stackpane

ok, ty

Is the location of a

{

supposed to matter?

rectangle {
            width = 100.0
            height = 100.0
            fill = Color.RED
        }

compiles, but this does not:

rectangle
        {
            width = 100.0
            height = 100.0
            fill = Color.RED
        }

that is odd, it should not

Well, IntelliJ pukes on the later version 😞

@permalmberg

rectangle

is a function that requires a code block parameter. If you call it without a parameter, it doesn't compile. Kotlin will not interpret a code block on the succeeding line as a parameter to a function on the previous line, hence the puke 🙂

you learn something every day

Wow, that's unexpected. It's just a whitespace!

and a newline

yeah

I created a screencast about evolving the syntax of your app as we publish new versions of the framework:

Watching

Sorry for the mumbling and chaos, I'm not completely concentrated today. Should have done a dry run.

No worries. the Norwegian accent isn't a problem. It sounds a bit like my Swedish accent, so I'm feeling at home 🙂

@permalmberg Hehe, perfect 🙂

btw, +1 for the additions in the book

two things

@edvin the sound is a bit low and you showed at the beginning that you are not backwards compatible with the replaceWith, this means you dont follow semver?

Sound is fine in my headphones, @ron have you turned down the volume in the youtube player?

nope it is up in it

@ron Ah, I tried to adjust the gain so that the brutal sound of the Das Keyboard wouldn't be too noticable. Will readjust for the next.

@ron We try to follow semver, I thought that this change was compatible when we made it. Sorry 🙂 Thought it was better to mention it than to bury it though.

@edvin try some o-rings for the keyboard...I put some on a blue cherry mx and they made a big difference. if you don't have the click of a blue cherry, the difference may be substantial

@permalmberg Thanks for your comments, it helped improve the book 🙂

yw @edvin

@carlw I don't remember if I have blue or brown, I have the most clicky.. which one is that? What do you mean by trying some o-rings? Modifying each key somehow?

@edvin o-rings are small rubber bands that go on the stems of the switches. they reduce the space the key travels past the point of activation. Roughly speaking, a key activates at 1mm but will go all the way down to 2mm. the o-ring fills the space Since it's elastic, it also cushions the press A little tedious to put on, but easy. One of my son's is adding them to some keyboards around here during his time off

@carlw Interesting.. How does it affect the feel of the keyboard?

@edvin pretty sure you have the blue cherry mx. pull off a key and you'll see the blue