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@Nava2 Nava2 commented Dec 9, 2016

This creates a binding to concatenate ObservableList values. This supersedes PR #8. I fixed the bugs that were present in property firing and added some extra tests to verify these components.

maul.esel and others added 4 commits April 6, 2016 02:23
Creates a new list that combines the values of the given
lists. Unlike FXCollections.concat(), updates to the source
lists propagate to the combined list.
* Duplicated List values will break the implementation's change events
* Added better tests that test different combinations.

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Nava2 commented Dec 9, 2016

@maul-esel, these are mostly your changes, I just adjusted them with the changes in #8 as it looked "dead."

Nava2 added 2 commits December 9, 2016 11:52
* Adds an ObservableList input
* Tracks changes to the List, firing changes if the 2D list changes,
  this eases up the work when bigger changes happen
* Change `concat` -> `flattenList`, it's a flatten operation after all
@Nava2 Nava2 changed the title Concat lists EasyBind.FlattenList(ObservableList<ObservableList<? extends E>>) Dec 9, 2016
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Since this project sadly doesn't seem to be active any more #16, I've created a fork and continued development there: https://github.com/tobiasdiez/EasyBind.

I liked your changes in this PR, and thus included them in the forked repo. Hope this is OK for you.

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