if something goes wrong you get a dialog with the complete stacktrace in it, if you have simpleError on it will show something like

Error during startup in phase "updateManifest", check the log for more info

thought of this because of https://github.com/edvin/fxlauncher/issues/40

@ron Nice. Maybe the parameter should take the simple error message?

And just use a default text if none is provided.

we could do that

The state of the bug is now "In progress". That's promising 🙂

I was thinking of make a small screencast showing keepassFX in action in conjuction with the browser

@edvin very theoretical question how "save" would it be to hook into the

inject

of tornadoFX from a not tornadofx class?

using

FX.getComponents

not in a javafx setting

Cool, we need more screencasts!

You can use

find()

even from outside of TornadoFX, but I don't know how the Java interface looks at the moment. Is your non-TornadoFX code Kotlin or Java?

its java

and its just a wild idea

FX.find()

even has an overload that takes a class, so you can do

FX.find(MyObject.class)

from Java.

I just pushed a new version of the plugin that solves the API incompatibility issues with Kotlin 1.1. Make sure you also have the Kotlin 1.1. plugin installed!

Since Kotlin 1.1 is out and we seem to have a stable build now, maybe we should push 1.7.0? Once Kotlin 1.1.1 is relased with our issue fixed we'll do yet another release. It's only been 11 days since 1.6.2, but we're kind of holding Kotlin 1.1 hostage here 🙂 hehe

Hey guys. do you have any issues with intellij refusing to realize that it has configured projects for Kotlin? Mine simply refuses to close the "Kotlin is not configured" "yellow bar" at the top of the editor even though I've run through the hoops and it says it has added Kotlin to the projects.

hm, that was meant to go to the other channel 😛

@permalmberg I've seen this. When I didn't have Kotlin configured, the action added it successfully and the warning went away. However, some times when I've configured Kotlin manually, or modified the defaults, the warning would re-appear, but the action then discovers that Kotlin is in fact configured, and does nothing. Therefore the warning continues. Is this in line with what you're experiencing or is it something else?

@edvin Yes, sounds the same. The project compiles, but the editor marks Kotlin extension methods as red...

@permalmberg You can probably just mute warnings from this inspection and you're good.

@permalmberg In my case, the plugin actually performed like it should.

it's not an inspection, says "unresolved reference" to String.toDouble() for example

@permalmberg If this is a problem you got now recently, I would think it has to do with the Kotlin 1.1 version of the plugin.

This is the first time I run intellij on this machine..

@permalmberg Have you upgraded the Kotlin plugin to 1.1 and TornadoFX plugin to 1.6.2.2?

the other machine is working, but I haven't updated to 1.1 on that one

Yes, all updates installed

I experienced issues with the Kotlin plugin because the TornadoFX plugin threw exceptions today. That was fixed in 1.6.2.2 by compiling against Kotlin 1.1 instead.

OK