BindableValue

Since 2.2.1

BindableValue<T> is a lightweight, invisible element that holds a single value of any type and notifies registered listeners whenever the value changes. It is useful as a non-visual reactive binding point inside a UI tree.

BindableValue extends BindableUIElement<T> and inherits the full data-binding and event system.

Everything documented on UIElement (layout, styles, events, data bindings, etc.) applies here too.

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Usage

JavaKotlinKubeJS

var value = new BindableValue<String>();
value.setValue("hello", false);
value.registerValueListener(v -> System.out.println("Changed: " + v));

// Bind a text field to it
textField.bind(DataBindingBuilder.string(
    value::getValue,
    v -> value.setValue(v, true)
).build());

parent.addChild(value);

bindableValue<String>({
    initialValue("hello")
    onChange { v -> println("Changed: $v") }
}) { }

let bv = new BindableValue();
bv.setValue("hello", false);
bv.registerValueListener(v => { console.log("Changed: " + v); });
parent.addChild(bv);

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Value Binding

BindableValue extends BindableUIElement<T> and participates fully in the data-binding system:

Java

bv.bind(DataBindingBuilder.string(
    () -> config.getName(),
    name -> config.setName(name)
).build());

See Data Bindings for full details.

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Fields

Name	Type	Access	Description
value	T (nullable)	private (getter)	The currently held value.

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Methods

Method	Returns	Description
setValue(T, boolean)	BindableUIElement<T>	Sets the value. Second param controls notification. No-op if the value is equal to the current.
getValue()	T	Returns the current value.
registerValueListener(Consumer<T>)	void	Registers a listener called when the value changes.