jfxtras | supporting library for JavaFX , containing helper classes
kandi X-RAY | jfxtras Summary
kandi X-RAY | jfxtras Summary
A supporting library for JavaFX, containing helper classes, extended layouts, controls and other interesting widgets. See the [JFXtras website] for more details and screen clips.
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- Show the popup menu
- Construct the grid for the Appointment groups
- Create the actions
- Creates the start text field
- Entry point for the Maven wrapper
- Downloads a file from an URL
- Initialize the header
- Sets the mouse event
- Handles the drag
- Round the local date to the nearest number of minutes
- Disposes this panel
- Initializes the navigation
- Create the time text
- Scroll the week to the week
- Convert the click in scene to a DateTime
- Determines the list of displayed local dates
- Setup the mouse event
- Sets up the mouse event
- Constructs the services
- Determines the displayed local dates to be displayed
- Initialize the day body
- Create the summary text
- Setup the mouse drag event
- Print this panel
- Initializes the daysBefore slider
- Add time scale
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QUESTION
When I run this code (please find my code snippet below) to get the icalenderAgenda from JFXtras library, it throws an exception
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 20:37You've downloaded a jar compiled with Java 10 (the major version number in JFXtras denotes the minimal Java version).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_class_file#General_layout
You need 8.
QUESTION
I have followed the instructions provided on the kotlinx.serialization github page but when I try to serialize my class, it throws the following runtime exception
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 08:40It turns out that the package containing the kotlin file needs to be opened in a modular project in order for compiler plugin to generate the serializer. Adding opens in module-info.java fixed it
QUESTION
I am trying to arrange triangular buttons(like 3d arrow keys) around a circle. I tried to do via CSS with code below. but did not work out. It does not apply the settings to the button. I checked Jfxtras and jfoenix but could not find anything useful. Any ideas please?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-18 at 22:31You could use a StackPane
to achieve it. Inside add a Circle as a background (or an ImageView) and then add 4 buttons. To align them you need to call :
QUESTION
Run the Jar package the spring boot application with data spring jpa and the mysql connector have different results in the Windows 10 environment and the linuxmint environment.
If this application runs on linuxmint it works perfectly, but if it starts in Windows 10 an error like this occurs:
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Answered 2019-Jan-19 at 17:42Try changing
QUESTION
i want to edit this pop up that appears when i perform right click on appointment, so that i can add more textField to get some more informations. I use Agenda from JFXtras library and i do not know how to edit the pop up.
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Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 06:50Have you read the JavaDoc of Agenda?
http://jfxtras.org/doc/8.0/jfxtras-agenda/jfxtras/scene/control/agenda/Agenda.html
Agenda has a default popup that allows the primary properties of appointments to be edited, but maybe you want to do something yourself. If so, you need to register to the editAppointmentCallback, and open your own popup. Because Agenda does not dictate an event/callback mechanism in the implementation of Appointment, it has no way of being informed of changes on the appointment. So when the custom edit is done, make sure that agenda gets updated by calling refresh().
QUESTION
I'm using the calendar of JFXtras, by default the events have 24 groups (categories) and I want to change them. this is the default code :
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Answered 2017-Jun-21 at 19:07Well, an Appointment tells Agenda to what group it belongs. That AppointmentGroup provides the CSS class to use (for styling all appointments in the group). So the 24 predefined groups are just there because there is an associated definition present in Agenda.css.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Cucumber with TestFX but cant get any nodes from the application.
I've another class of TestFX that works fine and another class of Cucumber which also works fine. But I'm getting
org.loadui.testfx.exceptions.NoNodesFoundException: No nodes matched 'TextInputControl has text "Can you find this label"'.
TestFXBase :
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Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 13:46Solution here is to move content of setupHeadlessMode and setUpClass methods to TestFXBase class initializer:
QUESTION
I am working with FXtras (version 8.0-r5) Agenda from http://jfxtras.org/, where I have defined two types of appointments: personal(group1) and shared(group2). Users can edit the times of their personal appointments, but not the shared appointments on their calendar; so I want to set group1 appointments as draggable, and group2 as undraggable on the calendar.
I am aware of the allowDragging attribute in the Agenda class (http://jfxtras.org/doc/8.0/jfxtras-agenda/jfxtras/scene/control/agenda/Agenda.html) that does the trick of allowing and restricting dragging, but this works only for the whole of the agenda, and cannot be set for specific appointments groups separately.
I've tried looking through the documentation for the Agenda class but couldn't find a draggable property that could be set for individual appointments. To work around it, I tried the following hack:
- Set the whole of agenda non-draggable
- On selection a personal appointment(group1), set the the whole of agenda as draggable.
- On any change in the agenda, set the whole of agenda as non-draggable again.
Using this I have a non-draggable agenda by default, which lets the user move appointments but only if they click on a personal appointment first. After they move it the agenda will lock to non-draggable again. The problem with this is that a user might first click a personal(group1) appointment, then proceed to moving a shared one(group2). So it is less than ideal :(
Does JFxtras have any functionality to allow specifying a draggable property for individual appointments, instead of the whole agenda?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-07 at 07:50I've released JFXtras 8.0-r7-SNAPSHOT and 9.0-r2-SNAPSHOT in which each appointment has a draggable property
QUESTION
I am using jfxtras iCalendarAgenda in my application currently. I need to retrieve a list of events between a given date range from vcalendar. And I need it to return events with actual datetimes and not events that have recurrences that occur between the date range.
I have tried using ical4j and their filter library. Unfortunately I have been unsuccessful in trying to set up this plug in properly as it can not seem to find the dependencies that it needs. (I tried putting it and it's dependencies in my pom. Xml file). I also found a lot of recurrence rule parsers but it was unclear if they supported the other arguments in vevents that jfxtras was using such as recurrence ID and exdates. I also found that it might be possible to do this using a vfreebusy object but I can not find more info on this. Lastly I know that jfxtras must be doing this somewhere so it knows what to display but I cannot find where that is and I cant find a method that I could do this with from them.
Looking for a library that can do this or a link to how to set up ical4j. As it's very unclear how to set it up using maven.
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Answered 2018-Mar-04 at 19:26I wrote iCalendarAgenda. It is accompanied with an iCalendar library, named iCalendarFX (also called icalendar-lib in my Github account), that will do what you want. I don't know if ical4j is capable.
Using iCalendarFX, I would filter a stream of the Vevents from the VCalendar and filter for those that meet your requirements. It would be something like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to use the calendar plug in by jfxtras. I originally tried setting the project up as a maven project or gradle project and importing the jfxtras-all, and setting the snapshot to latest. Unfortunately it seems that iCalendarfx and iCalendarAgenda are not included in this. So I tried just downloading the zip on github. But after setting a file up that had them all in the jfxtras package it gave me a Java.lang.runtime exception. I think maybe it would be best to make a jar of these libraries but I don't really know. Any suggestions as to how to include these libraries would be helpful thanks.
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Answered 2018-Feb-28 at 03:05I finally got it working. I included every library in maven separately. For some reason labs has to have a snapshot of 8.0-r4 instead of 8.0-r5. And then I downloaded the zip from github and just included the Java files of iCalendaragenda and iCalendar fx.
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You can use jfxtras like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the jfxtras component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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