Using the @FXML annotations in Kotlin to get at FXML

Well, a picture is worth a thousand words, so here goes: /uploads/kotlinlang/original/1X/a5ede0471dfee9d339fbeddc56e83763230de3e1.png988×402 46.9 KB But to sumarize, there is first the question of how I should use @FXML at all. Finally I try to sidestep this by going the (possibly questionable) route of declaring the member to be public, but then it seems that kotlin doesn’t realize that JavaFX ma

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“"@FXML" is not an annotation in Kotlin, use unadorned “FXML”. ("@" is used for labels. In a few rare cases you need to put the annotation in square brackets)”