@carlw Just four guys using mechanical keyboards now, but I try to convert more people.. hehe

its in the feature/workbench branch 🙂

@jchildress Perfect 🙂

@ron OK, I'll try to figure it out!

if I switch to the master branch it works fine

also the lockscreen is not called anymore 😞

ok I have to go, wife pressure moved up to setting 8 😉

Is it easy to run your project or do I need some data etc? Maybe a small self contained sample would be easier.

its easy

start it and open file there are test files in src/test/resources with password “test"

OK. Which project is it?

You have 46 🙂

its the one I invited you to to gitlab

I always forget. Never use GitLab myself.

laters

@jchildress i'm happy to look over anything or pull out your code samples and make sure they work for me (if you're offering a link to the viewers)

Enjoy 🙂

wife pressure now too high to measure

@carlw yes, that is what I would like to do... I started working on my talk this morning... thank you

@ron Haha.. have a good evening 🙂

@ron Seems I need to install Java Cryptography Extension (JCE)

@gtnarg Are you going the Toronto JUG on 2/23? There is a Kotlin presenter

@carlw thanks for the heads up - I might check it out

@User uploaded a file: Nicer syntax Ron :)

There are two main methods you need the one with keepassworkspace

@ron The issue you're having has nothing to do with the Workspace. You can verify this by running the

MainView

directly. When you just start the

MainView

you get about the same situation you get when you start the

work

class (

class work : App(KeepassWorkspace::class)

) - namely that there is no file loaded. Then there is nothing to filter over, and the filter expression is not evaluated.

@ron You also need to be careful with changing the instance of

controller.allentries

. You bind torwards this list in several listeners, but you change the whole instance when you load a new file. You should consider using a

SimpleListProperty

instead.

(That, or as a cheap workaround, re-dock the MainView in a new scope if you're lazy).

I want one single place where I set up the allentries

Then you can't change that instance later. Instead you can do

allentries.setAll(newList)

to keep the listeners.