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Layout Debugger Stop a debugging session Close the debugger window by hitting Esc and the debugger session ends. You can debug multiple scenes simultaneously, each debugging session will open a new window corresponding to the scene you debug. Configurable shortcut The default shortcut for the debugger can be changed by setting an instance of KeyCodeCombination into FX.layoutDebuggerShortcut . You can even change the shortcut while the app is running. A good place to configure the shortcut would be in the init block of your App class. Adding features While this debugger tool is in no way a replacement for Scenic View, we will add features based on reasonable feature requests. If the feature adds value for simple debugging purposes and can be implemented in a small amount of code, we will try to add it, or better 248
Layout Debugger yet, submit a pull request. Have a look at the source code to familiarise yourself with the tool. Entering fullscreen To enter fullscreen you need to get a hold of the current stage and call stage.isFullScreen = true . The primary stage is the active stage unless you opened a modal window via view.openModal() or manually created a stage. The primary stage is available in the variable FX.primaryStage . To open the application in fullscreen on startup you should override start in your app class: class MyApp : App(MyView::class) { override fun start(stage: Stage) { super.start(stage) stage.isFullScreen = true } } In the following example we toggle fullscreen mode in a modal window via a button: button("Toggle fullscreen") { setOnAction { with (modalStage) { isFullScreen = !isFullScreen } } } Logging Component has a lazy initialized instance of java.util.Logger named log . Usage: log.info { "Log message here" } TornadoFX makes no changes to the logging capabilities of java.util.Logger . See the javadoc for more information. 249
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Table of Contents Introduction Part
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Part 1: TornadoFX Fundamentals Part
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1. Why TornadoFX? how Kotlin can si
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1. Why TornadoFX? tableview { items
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2. Setting Up 1.8 Then this goes
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3. Components However, we might wan
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3. Components Specify the name of y
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3. Components class MyApp: App(MyVi
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3. Components import javafx.scene.c
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3. Components Here is a simple exam
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3. Components The VBox contains a L
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3. Components Argument Type Descrip
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3. Components import tornadofx.* cl
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4. Basic Controls Basic Controls On
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7. Layouts and Menus vbox { button(
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7. Layouts and Menus Separators You
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7. Layouts and Menus Note there are
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7. Layouts and Menus Attribute Buil
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7. Layouts and Menus squeezebox { f
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7. Layouts and Menus class DrawerVi
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8. Charts Charts JavaFX comes with
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8. Charts val items = listOf( PieCh
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8. Charts Multiseries You can strea
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10. FXML If you are converting an e
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12. TornadoFX IDEA Plugin A generat
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12. TornadoFX IDEA Plugin Injecting
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12. TornadoFX IDEA Plugin Generatin
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12. TornadoFX IDEA Plugin You will
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Part 2: TornadoFX Advanced Features
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Property Delegates class MyView: Vi
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Property Delegates class Bar { var
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Advanced Data Controls Advanced Dat
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Page 207 and 208: OSGi The dynamic nature of OSGi len
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