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edvin
02/19/2017, 4:07 PMI think I've introduced quite a few inconsistent names for TornadoFX properties as well. I suck at naming stuff. - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 4:17 PMRe `config`: The folder it saves the .properties file to is named
, notconf
@ronconfig - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 4:20 PM@permalmberg Thank you, fixing! - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 4:22 PMTornadoFX compiles without any modifications against Kotlin 1.1 btw.👍 3 - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 4:22 PMNice. I'm holding off updating a little bit - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 4:23 PMSame here, just wanted to know if we can expect trouble. - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:09 PMIs three any way to hook an event to the unloading/destruction of a
, inside the `Fragment`itself? Something likeFragment
?setOnClose - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:27 PMTornadoFX doesn't track destruction of objects per se, they would be garbage collected some time after the are no longer used, but maybe override
or callingonUnDock
is what you need?whenUndocked { } - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:28 PMWell, I'm not using a workspace so those can't help me right now. - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:29 PMIt's not just for workspaces, it is called when a View.root is detached from it's parent, or even when it's closed, if it's the root of a scene. - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:29 PMoh? that might work then. - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:29 PMwill check - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:29 PMSweet! Let me know, and if possible, add a small PR to clarify this in the guide 🙂 - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:30 PMyup - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:34 PM
isn't even called....probably because I'm actually closing the entire application.whenUndocked - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:35 PMOh yes.. do you want a shutdown-hook instead perhaps? - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:35 PMif one exists, yes - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:35 PMRuntime? - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:35 PMYes. - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:36 PMWell, you can just override
in your app class instead actually.stop() - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:36 PMoh, that's neater - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:40 PMoh, darn. No access to
in the app class. I'll have to go with hooking into the runtime directly thenfire() - h
hastebrot
02/19/2017, 6:41 PMFYI it's still not possible to go back from Kotlin EAP to stable in IDEA 2017.1 EAP. My setup is now IDEA 2016.3 for Kotlin 1.0.x and IDEA 2017.1 for Kotlin 1.1.x. - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:42 PM@permalmberg Sure you can, just doFX.eventBus.fire() - p
permalmberg
02/19/2017, 6:42 PMoh 🙂 - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:42 PM@hastebrot That's smart 🙂 - h
hastebrot
02/19/2017, 6:43 PM@edvin Yeah, my only problem was, that I needed to wait (a month) for the first EAP version to be released. - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:43 PM@permalmberg I'll add a
shortcut to the app class 🙂fire()👍 1 - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:43 PM@hastebrot Or you could have installed community edition - it uses a different place to save settings I think.👍 1 - e
edvin
02/19/2017, 6:44 PMCommittedApp.fire()😂 1