and you could build it in a CI server or from the command line (mvn clean package, gradle build)

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yeah, that's all well and good. But honestly I've just not bothered thinking about it. I've got an app to write for my own use....

I'm all for separation etc., but I didn't feel learning build tools ontop of Kotlin and tornadofx....

@permalmberg I hear you 🙂 Totally understand. But actually, it's even less to learn if you use the TornadoFX project template from the plugin. Just my2c 🙂

Well, I did use that

I think

No, I didn't

😛

Try the Maven sample 🙂

I am

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Well, the instructions on Jitpack.io doesn't seem to do the trick. I'll try using use your binary instead..

Yep, very easy @edvin

@permalmberg Jitpack worked perfectly. Add this section to the pom above dependencies:

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Then remove the tornadofx dependency and replace it with:

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I did....except I used "-SNAPSHOT" as per the intructions

@User uploaded a file: Untitled and commented: @edvin could you do a node assignment from something like this?

Gotta run out for a bit, will check ASAP Carl!

no rush...i may do some treeview stuff this weekend...hopefully my kotlin doesn't run my idea into the ground

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squeezebox {
                for (i in 1..10) {
                    fold(i.toString()) {
                        isExpanded = true
                        text("Hello") {
                            style {
                                fontSize = 15.px
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

Works like a charm 🙂

I can use this for sure, @edvin

@permalmberg Cool 🙂 The builder takes

expanded

as the second parameter so you can write

folder(i.toString(), true) { ...

if you want as well.

And of course you can build any kind of scene graph inside the fold.

Yup, this is going to really nice. Much better than my initial solution

OK.. what about Boss - the Hugo Editor!

that sounds nice actually