edvin
12/06/2017, 9:10 AMcamdenorrb
12/06/2017, 1:32 PMedvin
12/07/2017, 3:10 PMjmfayard
12/07/2017, 6:38 PMcarlw
12/07/2017, 6:53 PMamanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/07/2017, 7:02 PMedvin
12/08/2017, 6:40 AMtab.select()
in TFX 🙂edvin
12/08/2017, 7:44 AMGridPane.setRowIndex(someNode, index)
. But you already know this, since you used exactly these functions when you tried the builder approach?edvin
12/08/2017, 8:08 AMjavafxpert
12/09/2017, 9:05 PMcarlw
12/09/2017, 9:26 PMron
12/10/2017, 12:42 PMedvin
12/11/2017, 8:29 AMwineluis
12/11/2017, 12:42 PMgroostav
12/12/2017, 1:10 AMedvin
12/12/2017, 7:34 PMron
12/12/2017, 7:52 PMsetOnDragDetected { event ->
startDragAndDrop(TransferMode.MOVE).apply {
setContent { put(entryformat, selectedItem!!.uuid) }
event.consume()
}
}
amanda.hinchman-dominguez
12/13/2017, 3:28 AMspechard
12/13/2017, 9:36 PMcarlw
12/14/2017, 3:06 PMjavafxpert
12/14/2017, 9:05 PMedvin
12/18/2017, 9:44 PMnimakro
12/18/2017, 10:02 PMabhinay
12/19/2017, 3:16 PMSebastian
12/19/2017, 7:20 PMHi everyone! Soo, you seem to just use the normal read/write properties for data classes. Can’t that lead to some issues? The flux idea (similar concepts are available), where there’s only one class that can update the data, seems more structured. That way the whole encapsulation also makes more sense to me.I’ve written some code with read only properties (objects and primitives / not sure about lists and maps), but what’s your view on it as (more) experienced programmers?
abhinay
12/19/2017, 8:12 PMron
12/20/2017, 8:20 PMedvin
12/20/2017, 8:34 PMedvin
12/20/2017, 8:44 PMedvin
12/21/2017, 12:05 PMonDock
in your view and see what it says.