Hi Nir,
This is sort of normal behavior, and is a consequence of how listeners
are only registered when themselves observed. This interacts with the
concept of being valid/invalid. There is a long comment about it in
LazyObjectBinding, but this is the code that is causing this:
private
Hi,
Running this code:
var label = new Label();
var tf = new TextField();
label.textProperty().bind(tf.textProperty().map(t -> {
System.out.println("in");
return t;
}));
produces the output::
in
in
>From what I see, the lambda should be called once, but it's called twice.
Looks like imp
