javafx-8

I have this CSS style in my application: .list-cell { -fx-background-color: null; -fx-font-size: 24px; -fx-text-fill: linear-gradient( from 0.0% 0.0% to 0.0% 50.0%, reflect, rgba(255,0,0,0.28) 0.0, rgba(102,243,255,0.58) 50.0, rgba(179,179,179,0.45) 70.0, rgba(179,179,179,0.45) 100.0); } .list-cell:hover { -fx-text-fill:linear-gradient( from 0.0% 0.0% to 100.0% 100.0%, reflect, rgb(255,255,255) 0.0, rgb(255,255,77) 100.0); } And I apply it to my program: scene.getStylesheets().add(getClass().getResource("/com/root/tomaszm/Design.css").toExternalForm()); And I would like to use this style only

Use case : an ordered ListView (or TableView) insertions are made after display updates of the keys are made after display List at startup: After adding 18: After update: As you can see nothing change! The code: public final class SortedListTest extends Application { @Override public void start( Stage stage ) throws Exception { final ObservableList<IntegerProperty> il = FXCollections.observableArrayList(); il.add( new SimpleIntegerProperty( 12 )); il.add( new SimpleIntegerProperty( 24 )); il.add( new SimpleIntegerProperty( 36 )); final Button add = new Button( "Add 18" ); final Button update =

I'm trying to populate the value of a text field in Java FX. I have the Main Class,the controller and the fxml.I have bind the fxml file with controller and the appropriate field in it. When i try to set its value, it fails. Main.java import javafx.application.Application; import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader; import javafx.scene.Scene; import javafx.scene.layout.FlowPane; import javafx.stage.Stage; public class Main extends Application { private Stage primaryStage; private FlowPane rootLayout; @Override public void start(Stage primaryStage) { try { FXMLLoader loader = new FXMLLoader(); loader

I have two almost similar custom classes for storing simple String data - they are called "Patient" and "Trace".They differ from eachother only by the number of defined fields. Constructors of both are shown below (with getVariablesNames() static method): public class Patient { String patientID; String firstName; String lastName; String gender; String dateOfBirth; String age; String email; String phoneNumber; String city; public Patient(String patientID, String firstName, String lastName, String gender, String dateOfBirth, String age, String email, String phoneNumber, String city) { this

So I have been experimenting with it a litle bit with javaFX and I came across some rather weird behavior which might be linked to the TableView#edit() method. I'll post a working example on the bottom of this post again, so you can see what exactually is happening on which cell (debuging included!). I'll try to explain all the behavior myself, though its way easier to see it for yourself. Basically the events are messed up when using the TableView#edit() method. 1: If you are using the contextMenu to add a new item, the keyEvents for the the keys 'escape' and 'Enter' (and propably the arrow

In JavaFX the rotateProperty of a Node provides me with its rotation in degree relative to its parent. Is there a way to get the absolute rotation in degree, either relative to the Scene or the Screen? For example, is there a way to calculate the angle from the Transform object of a Node i can get from getLocalToSceneTransform()? So, i did the math myself, and for my case i either get the rotation in Radians via: double xx = myNode.getLocalToSceneTransform().getMxx(); double xy = myNode.getLocalToSceneTransform().getMxy(); double angle = Math.atan2(-xy, xx); or double yx = myNode

First, can anyone explain to me, why my MouseEvent gets consumed no matter which Alert -Option I choose? I guess it has something to do with calling an Alert within an EventFilter , but thats just not yet clear to me. public class EventFilterConsumeErrorExample extends Application { @Override public void start( final Stage primaryStage ) { final CheckBox checkBox = new CheckBox( "Check me!" ); checkBox.setOnAction( ( event ) -> { System.out.println( "onAction: " + checkBox.isSelected() ); } ); checkBox.addEventFilter( MouseEvent.MOUSE_RELEASED, ( event ) -> { System.out.println( "onFilter" );