Robert Lichtenberger

> any news on this? Not really. Since I don't need it myself and (until now) noone asked for it, I didn't look into it. Would you need it for...

Thank you for the PR that you sent. I'll try to release a new version ASAP.

I just released 0.3.1, which contains your PR fot this issue.

Turns out this PR messed up eclipse badly. When I try to import ValidatorFX, there's errors like "javafx.base cannot be resolved to a module" in module-info.java This is most likely...

Experiment to compile ValidatorFX with Java 8: * from build.gradle: * remove org.openjfx.javafxplugin * remove org.javamodularity.moduleplugin * remove compileTestJava closure * remove test closure * remove javafx closure * remove...

So here are the problems: * For Java >=11 we really want modularity, so we cannot simply remove module-info.java * We would need different build.gradle Versions * We would also...

Since this is not really a problem of ValidatorFX but eclipse I've switched to Intellij for ValidatorFX development. Closing this issue again.

``` rli@linuxcnctest:~$ g++ --version g++ (Debian 4.7.2-5) 4.7.2 Copyright (C) 2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not...

I am not sure I understand your requirement correctly. This can easily be done, like this: ``` ... TextField userTextField = new TextField(); validator.createCheck() .withMethod(this::required) .dependsOn("text", userTextField.textProperty()) .decorates(userTextField) .immediate() ......

This can already be done by providing your own default decoration factory: Call (net.synedra.validatorfx.DefaultDecoration.setFactory(Function) and pass it a factory that will create its own GraphicDecoration (using whatever icon you have...