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@edvin is this a java thing that JvmStatic JvmName might help with an overridden method?

@carlw No, the thing is that the runtime cannot choose between

Property<Int>

and

Property<Any>

etc.

I just downloaded and installed IDEA 2017.1 public beta and enabled Font Ligatures. It's actually pretty nice to get an UTF-8 arrow instead of just -> etc. I tried in 2016.03.4 but it's horribly slow. JetBrains will start to bundle their own JDK build with IDEA soon because they have done some performance improvements specifically dealing with fonts (and probably other things to speed up IDEA)

@edvin that is good... I had tried before too and it was way slow. Not worth it. Glad to hear it has improved.

@jchildress I also looks like Kotlin code completion is faster. It might be placebo, but I hope it continues to feel like it currently does 🙂

🙂

I also liked the Fira Code font. I had to enable it because Consolas doesn't support font ligatures.

It's quite similar though, but slightly larger at the same point size.

if I have a sortedFilteredList how do I update it?

I have to make a new one?

nvm found it, @edvin what you said this afternoon, not needing the repository.entries.observable() if I dont add the observable, the sortedfilteredlist is not updated

@ron You assigned to sortedFilteredList.items, right?

no I wanted to use the setAll() but that threw an exception and items is a val

but this

entries.setAll(repository.entries.observable())

works

@ron The

repository.entries

- is that an ObservableList or an ListProperty?

its java.util.List

Then I think we misunderstand each other. Calling

setAll()

on a java.util.List will never cause anything to update, and it would make no difference if you passed in an observable list or not.

actually after the repository.list is updated by the server thread. calling entries.setAll(repository.entries.observable()) works like a charm

Sweet 🙂 I see I asked about the wrong list. I wanted to know about the type of

entries

, not

repository.entries

. Sorry 🙂

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What I wanted to convey is that you can do

sortedFilteredList.items.setAll(someNewList)

and it doesn't matter if

someNewList

is observable or not.

I see. In that case it's the same if you call entries.setAll or allentries.items.setAll

I'm going to work a little on issue #262 tonight 🙂

I am going to fit a bit more with the treeview

I hate its not data driven

what is a good .net ide on mac?

(apart from jetbrains)

are you work on a game by chance @ron? my son was doing some C# on his mac in unity.