Issue with editable fixed.

I'm feature complete. Or maybe I'm missing something.. there is almost no code here.. haha 🙂

@edvin tornadoFX uses java.util.logging right?

@ron Yes.

Can't decide between this:

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Or this:

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Or I might move the predicate into the FilterState enum

I did. But now I want a filterStateProperty on SortedFilteredList, so I can bind to it.

Oh, I already had 😁

@carlw Only one function left. The checkbox by the input field should toggle all viewable items on if not all are on, and if all are on it should toggle all items off, is that it?

yes. and manuel's version will also remove these from the view. for example, when on the active screen, if the select all is pressed, the'll be removed. Navigating to all or completed will display them with the strikethrough

watch that you don't bring them back inadvertently too. If there are no items viewed, don't let the check operate on the hidden items

Ok, thanks. That's all for free with my approach 🙂

I did it like this:

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todoList

is a

SortedFilteredList

so it only operates on the items that satisfied the current predicate.

I'm done. Should I comment the code?

@edvin - how can I set a

Predicate<T>

on

SortedFilteredList

?

@edvin - do you mean

commit

the code 🙂

@gtnarg If you have one lying around you can do

list.predicate = Predicate { myPredicate.test(it) }

, but for new code you should just operate with a function of

(T) -> Boolean

.

@gtnarg Oh yeah, let`s go with

commit

, I don't know what I was thinking. 😁

@edvin - then you lose the ability to do predicate1.or(predicate2)….

Do you? Can`t you do that inside the

Predicate {}

block above?

Just and/or them together and then call test.

@edvin - thanks I couldn’t figure out how convert between the two - yes I mean with “new code"

what is the advantage of the signature not using Predicate<T> directly?

In new code you just do

list.predicate = { it == acceptedValue }

.

This prevents you from having to cast to a

Predicate

.