Michael Hoffer

before: after:

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...

@VilNeo

@VilNeo can you verify if the fix is sufficient?

support is still not optimal since array-elem-access is done via operator-invocation (which requires a separate window/node). Sample code: ``` groovy public class MainArrays { public static void main(String[] args) {...

Yes. Gradle would be our favorite. But we haven't migrated yet since people usually use the prebuilt binaries.

Hi, pretty late. But your approach is correct. There might be more changes to make, however. This has to do with the Java Module System (JPMS) and "new" encapsulation rules....

I think it makes much more sense to fix the gradle build instead of replacing it.

Some ideas on how the API could look like: ```java A a = a.newInstance(); a.vmf().reflect().methods(); Method m; m.getName() m.getReturnType() m.getArgumentTypes() m.invoke(Object... args) a.vmf().reflect().behavior().set(myDelegate) myDelegate = a.vmf().reflect().behavior().get() m.behavior().set(myDelegate) myDelegate = m.behavior().get()...

thanks for the PR. I will review it ASAP.