I was wrong, it's not there.. hmm..

invalidate()

is only available for Bindings.

that's a shame 🙂

@permalmberg Your current hack probably fires the event twice, and rearranges the ui twice as well.

yes, it does

But since you already have a

SelectedComponentsChanged

event, why don't you remove the listener on the selectedComponentsProperty and just put the subscribe inside the stackpane and rearrange based on the event?

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oh, that's smart

Don't know if you even need to hold on the the selectedComponents in the PropertyEditorView, since you fetch it from the event 🙂

haven't realized you can do that

I updated the example above with the minimal code needed to do that 🙂

oh, this is neat

removing code is always a good thing

Yeah 🙂 OK, bed time. Talk to you later, guys!

night

Night

I'm giving the IDEA plugin some love. What I would really like to do is create a better Project Wizard, that generates the project instead of just copying in a template. We could just show a list of options, like

Build System: [ ] Gradle [ ] Maven

,

TornadoFX Version: [ 1.6.0 ]

etc, and then just generate the project. That would solve the Gradle issue, and be much more user friendly. We could also add a checkbox for adding sample views/data etc.

Sounds awesome @edvin, though with the guide it wasn't hard to get going as-is.

@edvin What did the new syntax for find<>() end up as? The release notes doesn't mention it, and the guide still states

"name" to value

oh, found it. It just doesn't mention the world "find" in the release note text.

@permalmberg I updated the guide now, thanks 🙂 The new style is

mapOf(ViewType::propertyName to value)

.

Yep, figured it out 🙂

Great! It's still possible to use strings as keys, but it's not recommended.

Considering I proposed to use a type-safe way, strings are not an option for me 🙂

Sweet!

Found a slight drawback with this approach though:

private val vm: InputVM by param()

has to be

val vm: InputVM by param()

can't reference a private member..

@permalmberg Do you get an IllegalAccessException if you declare it as private?

Didn't try to run it, intellij compained before that

Let me check.