Haha, actually, I found that "pattern" four times in the guide!

@jchildress That was fast :))

just got an e-mail... 🙂

watching now..

i hope to program all day 🙂

small break to watch "Logan" in a few hours 🙂

Nice 🙂 Thanks for always retweeting and helping to get the word out.

@jchildress Oh! Was it good?

I'm thinking about going tonight.

I am going in three hours...

Sorry, I read that wrong 🙂 hehe

my friend said it was awesome... if you like those types of movies

I definitely do.

@edvin That's really interesting. I know your example is covering the post-creation add and remove, but what do you think of this idiom? children = numbers.map( stackpane { circle(50.50.50.50) label(it) ...

@carlw I think that's the most elegant way to do it if you don't need update based on later input changes. Nice one 🙂

@edvin have you ever tried to put a tooltip on a disabled button?

disabled kills the mouseevents and activated property

@carlw I don't think so. Does it cause problems?

Oh, so you'd have to do it manually?

That should be an option IMO.

i think so. i'm about an hour into a solution and was wondering if you've seen this

Hang on, just finishing up the release: https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/releases/tag/v1.7.0

@carlw Never. Is the solution something we could include in TornadoFX or is it out of scope perhaps?

i'm going to post this as a blog. look it over and LMK. i prepared a wrapper class for the control (ex, button)

I'm thinking if the tooltip builder could be overloaded to accept a

showWhenDisabled

or something.

OK!

A client of mine has a custom tooltip that displays more than just a simple message and they'd like to see the contents if the button is disabled

I'd be interested in a group critique because it seems like a lot of code (80 lines). It's Java code so I'd like to see what it looks like in TornadoFX with a simple conversion