That could be done using bindSelected if you injected the ViewModel.

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Pretty nice 🙂

the update function is linked to the treeview on the left

You communicate directly between the views?

Nothing wrong with that, I've just started to communicate with injected ViewModels whenever it is the easiest solution.

like I said last week, this is ancient code 🙂

This line:`if (visualBounds.height < image.height) height = visualBounds.height else height = image.height`

Isn't that just:

height = Math.min(visualBounds.height, image.height)

?

yes 🙂

Took some time to read/understand that original line.

I have written that part of code so often

Very often when I test a new framework, I write picture sorting code

that width and height should take ratio in mind

hmmz dont know how you changed squeezebox

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It's really just one difference, and that's the result of the

fillHeight

property being set to true. But you'd want the content to be aligned to the top as well, right?

of course 🙂

What's the container for those nodes?

Or did you just add multiple nodes directly to the drawer item?

its a form

I have a form in the DrawerTest and it behaves like it should.

let me restart intellij

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class BasicViewPane : View() { val controller: PhotoController by inject() override val root = form { maxHeight = 100.0 fieldset("File info") { labelPosition = Orientation.VERTICAL field("File") { label(controller.selectedPhoto.name) } field("Path") { label(controller.selectedPhoto.filepath) } } } }

Can you try to remove the maxheight? It wouldn't make any sense, and I want to see if that's what's causing it.

it fixed it

Good.

If you set maxHeight, you constrain the size inside a TitledPane that has a bigger size. The TitledPane will center the content in that case.