Michael Hoffer

Correct, we did this to prevent the necessary checks which delayed the deletion significantly. If you click on "development->build project" the class files of all deleted classes should be removed.

Hi Alex, you could do that programmatically with VProjectController: https://github.com/VRL-Studio/VRL/blob/c338e3afeed47c5429b68efb9e2fc3cca0285318/VRL/src/eu/mihosoft/vrl/io/VProjectController.java#L2841-L2853 See the corresponding code in the Studio.java class from VRL-Studio: https://github.com/VRL-Studio/VRL-Studio/blob/83e0312d1a64d851b0f704bdc3ca9be0744fc939/VRL-Studio/src/eu/mihosoft/vrlstudio/main/Studio.java#L2329-L2418 Regards, Michael

native dialogs are optional now:

Unfortunately, modal JavaFX in Swing applications don't seem to be possible right now :( We will probably leave the native option in the preferences. Let's see what users think...

Hi @drapostolos, unfortunately, most developers don't use services via vrl plugins. I will have a look at your sample plugin... Regards, Michael

The plugin looks good. Maybe it's related to the classloading mechanism used by VRL.

The error about the missing JRE folder is related to the deployment task. It tries to create bundles for Linux, macOS and Windows. This can be disabled in the config...

Yes, it's possible. Just add an input to a `String[]` parameter.  Calling `./run.sh myarg1 myarg2` or `.\run.bat myarg1 myarg2` gives the following output: 

This is the default behavior. I cannot reproduce this problem. If I click on "Manage Components" the window opens and I can start typing. This works for me at least...

You can build a loop component yourself. It's quite simple: 1. ) Create control flow:  2) Create a component that performs the looping:  3) Perform the looping (invoke...