really? Not the same one I bet 🙂

@edvin isn't a squeezebox just a special case of a tree view?

@carlw This is a squeezebox:

Hehe, funny 🙂

We might be able to find a more fitting name for the data driven accordion though 🙂

Just thought is was funny 🙂

I play a piano accordion myself

Aha 🙂

But isn't what you're building more like a one level tree?

Two-level I'd say, but you do have a point, @carlw .

@carlw Do you ask because the name is wrong?

No. Wondering if the requirement can be handled with a standard control

It's not trivial to use a TreeView for this, for sure.

Is the treeview builder missing the fragment factory code of the list and table?

I think so.

It feels weird to make this data driven. I don't think that's the common use case for this thing at all. I think it will be used more like a menu control, and I don't think selection would fit in here. Not sure if data driven is a good idea.

Oh, I'm feeling so smug with myself right now. 🤓 I thought I had found a major flaw in the design of my backend, but when looking closer I realised there is no flaw. 🙂

Data driven would've fine for the tree

@edvin the way I'm going to use it - or the solution I have now - is to present a mostly static list of thumbnail representations of building blocks. Rarely these will be added/removed but it may happen.

@permalmberg OK. I think I'll just make sure it supports augmenting the list of panes.

@edvin That sounds reasonable.

Btw, I tried finding a reference to what controls supports which CSS attributes yesterday. Is there such a list? Not even Oracles own docs seem to list it?!

@permalmberg This is it: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/api/javafx/scene/doc-files/cssref.html

Thank you

It's not complete though.

@permalmberg A better place to look is the modena.css that comes with the JDK.

ok. Is it packed in a Jar?

Yeah, but you can just do Ctrl-Shift-N and write modena.css in IntelliJ and it should show up.

oh, that's handy

Provided you have a valid JDK8 configured.