Patrick Plenefisch

Yes, that style should be supported as it's the style I prefer. See some of the non-dsl samples in fxml or contrib. On Mon, Aug 1, 2022, 12:43 PM rubyFeedback...

Well, it's not a swing style, it is its own toolkit. It looks like any old JavaFX app, and most certainly doesn't look native on any platform because of that....

Yea, I special cased stuff manually and let exts.yaml do the stuff that multiple controls has the same implementation of

the injections: https://github.com/jruby/jrubyfx/blob/master/lib/jrubyfx/dsl.rb#L183 If "compile" them down to a file that looks like ``` def Java::whatnot def setColor(x) # code end end ``` this is much faster to load than...

yea, that was my idea. We have two parts: 1. stuff similar to what we have now, except it ouptuts ruby code 2. declarative file to let us fix stuff...

WIP can be found at https://bitbucket.org/byteit101/jrubyfx but needs to be transformed into rakefile.

I have a mostly working version with rakefile (`rake reflect`, automatically called on gem and install also) pushed to master, but it appears I have broken some things. Namely, `group...

Ok, that is solved and it cut down the size of the generated files quite a bit. Still left to do: - Imports (java_import's) - DSL mappings

Imports and DSL mappings are done, just would like to add a few more things like color and maps. notes on what is still not in the procompiling: borderPane: alias...

Hey a fix for #40. In my quick scan over it looks fairly good except this: > +Java::JavafxScene::Node.send :include, JRubyFX::Utils::Inspector just put it in node.rb.