If you use a button bar and set the appropriate button type, you get OS based button ordering for free.

@Ruckus I use the buttonbar from tornadoFX

which is implemented as a pane

@ron We can still support button ordering, or even change that into the JavaFX buttonbar.

let me look into that 🙂

so dont touch it!

(@edvin can be too fast sometimes)

Hehe 🙂

OK! I'll revert what I started on.

Playing with a little dialog builder as well.

see what I mean

Sorry Ron 🙂

😀

Indeed

how the internal window looks like

@ron totally agree... i have held back on more that a few occasions because I was afraid @edvin would start working on it 🙂 He needs to sleep....

@jchildress Maybe we need file locking on GitHub.. hehe

@jchildress edvin is in the same timezone as me so I sleep when he sleeps

hehe

@ron Let me know if you run into trouble with the ButtonBar. I might not have thought about a need like this, so it might not be trivial to add.

well I need to find a nice way to add the Buttondata

Yes. Field might require another parameter as well, for example

inputContainer

, so you can pass in a ButtonBar directly.

Can't paste code, so I can't show you the first stab at a dialog builder. Will watch some TV and try again later 🙂

Is there a Kdoc of tornadofx hosted some were?

Or are you guys only using the IDE to check the api?

I have the code checked out and read the source

but intelilj is quite smart too

@nimakro We kind of dropped the ball on adding KDocs 😞

@nimakro I can publish the kdoc, but unfortunately not much of the code is documented yet. Read the guide first, then make yourself familiar with the source. Most of it follows the same pattern, so it's pretty easy to understand once you understand how it fits together.