Someone got in touch with me today and pointed out a bug in this code, but
it was already fixed by me some time ago. I've refreshed the gist with the
latest versions of these classes, but the upstream project is now fully
open source. You can get the latest code here:
https://github.com/vinumeris/
Hi Mike,
well seems as if you can create such a method using StringBinding with
4-5 lines of code. Personally I wished that StringConverter was a SAM
interface so that I can just provide a lambda for it. In many cases -
like yours - it is sufficient to implement the toString method...
Werner
Yes createStringBinding helps but is verbose and repetitive. format()
requires the formatting to be specifiable with format codes, not Java. What
I want is basically
bindBidirectional(Property stringProperty, Property
otherProperty, StringConverter converter)
but with a signature of
bind(Propert
Hi,
take a look at Bindings.format and Bindings.createStringBinding for
that. I use it all the time.
Werner
On 23.07.2014 13:16, Mike Hearn wrote:
Incidentally the lack of a uni-directional string binding utility in JavaFX
is really annoying: converting a read only observable value into a st
On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 1:16 PM, Mike Hearn wrote:
> Thanks Tomas! I'm a big fan of your work and blog.
>
> I learned about ReactFX after I started writing my current project, seems
> like a very useful abstraction indeed, although so far I've found the basic
> JFX stuff to be nearly sufficient (a
Thanks Tomas! I'm a big fan of your work and blog.
I learned about ReactFX after I started writing my current project, seems
like a very useful abstraction indeed, although so far I've found the basic
JFX stuff to be nearly sufficient (a few more transformers and mirrored
observables were so far a
Nice!
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 6:09 PM, Mike Hearn wrote:
> I have what I imagine is a fairly typical JavaFX application (once it's
> released I'll post more about it). It has a GUI, some mostly asynchronous
> state management, and interactions with various servers that can change the
> apps state
I have what I imagine is a fairly typical JavaFX application (once it's
released I'll post more about it). It has a GUI, some mostly asynchronous
state management, and interactions with various servers that can change the
apps state.
At first I tried the simple and obvious approach in which the ba
