You can now either pass

times = 1

or just do

unsubscribe()

inside the listener to make sure it only triggers once.

@edvin Awesome 🙂

Yeah, that was a good idea Per! I think this actually enables events to be used for even more stuff, now that it's easy to unsubscribe.

Gotta think of a couple of use cases and create a screencast.

It became a more general pub/sub architecture

Absolutely.

GitBook:

Error 502 Ray ID: 3373ff119f0916ca • 2017-02-26 14:13:12 UTC

boo 😞

Works for me. Huh, GitBook now has online editing?!

@thomasnield Did you know? https://www.gitbook.com/book/edvin/tornadofx-guide/edit#/edit/master/

@thomasnield That's pretty fantastic, you can edit in an editor and it will push the changes back to github and publish at the same time.

Inline code editing seems to work really well. Loving this.

yeah, some temporary issue...

could have been you publishing at the same time?

I don't think that would generate an error, I think they'd make sure the re-publish is atomic.

just a guess

This editor will make it much more convenient to write documentation.

Is there a way to adjust the time it takes to show a tooltip?

You can configure

openDelay

,

visibleDuration

and

closeDelay

oh, it is part of the style?

Hmm.. maybe I'm confusing this with Swing tooltips, I can't find them (the properties).

from JavaDocs:

There is usually some delay between when the Tooltip becomes "activated" and when it is actually shown. The details (such as the amount of delay, etc) is left to the Skin implementation

Yes, I found them in the skin.

Not sure it can be easily configured. Maybe we can add those options to the tooltip builder or as properties on Tooltip.

Will check when I'm back from walking the dog.

no rush - but that'd be nice 🙂

will see if I can do it via css

not so easily done it seems, unless you want to do reflection: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26854301/control-javafx-tooltip-delay#27739605

That's my assessment as well. This can only be done with a dirty hack.

(Or a custom tooltip implementation)