@User uploaded a file: Spek Code Testing an HTML Formatter

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@carlw What is Code2HTMLConverter? Your own thing?

@edvin It's a small 2-Tab app to help with my Dreamweaver coding. I plan on switching over to asciidoc if I can control the layout enough

@User uploaded a file: Code2HTMLApp and commented: Converts source code into HTML; line breaks, indentation @edvin

@carlw Aha! I've been wanting to use the Kotlin PSI classes from IDEA to create a Kotlin to HTML thing, or reuse the one they already made if it's possible to run it standalone. I bet it's harder to find it than to reimplement though.. hehe...

@edvin Spek looks promising. I wrote a pair of unit tests to verify the string manipulations in the above program

@edvin works with an intellij plugin and gradle

@edvin @carlw - any reason that

val someListProperty = SimpleObjectProperty<ObservableList<SomeType>>

could not be

val someListProperty = new SimpleListProperty<SomeType>();

(referring to your previous post)

@gtnarg in reference to the post with a ListView? if so, items binds to an objectproperty and not a list. probably because swapping out the whole list needs to generate an even

t

@carlw - SimpleListProperty handles that I believe

when you call

#set

@gtnarg have you tried binding itemsProperty() to a ListProperty?

SimpleListProperty

inherits from

Property<ObservableList>

so that's of course fine 🙂

hang on

It's for Lists what SimpleDoubleProperty is for Doubles 🙂

this doesn't compile for me

val listprop = SimpleListProperty<String>() listview<Customer> { itemsProperty().bind( listprop )

That's because your list holds Strings and your listview expects Customers.

I'm getting a bunch of "type mismatch errors" even after I switch the generic argument

@gtnarg can you modify the code and show me what you're talking about?

@gtnarg This is from the FXDocs and is why I'm using ObjectProperty<ObservableList ObjectProperty<ObservableList<T>> items

@User uploaded a file: Valid, but too verbose

@User uploaded a file: Newschool

"One type parameter should be enough for everyone." - Bill Gates

@carlw - sure - I will do it tonight (or sooner if I get a moment) - I rarely see this class used but I ran across it a few weeks ago and it works really well as a model layer property for observable lists

@ron Just committed: "TableView and ListView rebinds if items property is SortedFilteredList"

@carlw Did my code above not compile for you?