Open KingKevin23 opened 4 years ago
Pretty sure it's the same as #113. Or atleast very closely related. I really hope this gets resolved soon, I had to disable the plugin, now I can only wait.
Probably yes, this is why I also mentioned the issue in mine, but I hope this slightly different error message maybe provides some helpful information.
But same for me, disabling the plugin is the only fix so far...
Same issue. It happens when javafx.scene.paint.Color is used in the same file as TornadoFX. The work-around I've been using so far is to create a new object in its own file to access what I need from Color, and import that object into my views so that the TornadoFX views access Color indirectly. I know it's reinventing the wheel but it's working for me for now.
Hi @flatted-fifth try install JavaFX Runtime for plugins
Hi @flatted-fifth try install
JavaFX Runtime for plugins
Like the the OP I have an Apple Silicon Mac. JavaFX runtime for plugins does not currently work on silicon Mac in spite of there being JavaFX binaries for silicon Mac.
Hi @flatted-fifth try install
JavaFX Runtime for plugins
Like the the OP I have an Apple Silicon Mac. JavaFX runtime for plugins does not currently work on silicon Mac in spite of there being JavaFX binaries for silicon Mac.
I don't have a MAC so probably can't help you. 🙁
I was working on a little project when something went wrong and so i tried to recreate the issue. I seems to freeze the code analysis, so maybe its related to #113 . I quickly set up another project with the basic project structure provided by the plugin. I used the following code in my
MainView
and got the following errors:First error in stacktrace:
Second error:
Some version data:
(This is also my first issue ever, so if I missed anything or something else is wrong, please let me know.)