javafx.scene.control.SkinBase Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: TooltipUtil.java From bisq with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
public static void showTooltipIfTruncated(SkinBase skinBase, Labeled labeled) { for (Object node : skinBase.getChildren()) { if (node instanceof Text) { String displayedText = ((Text) node).getText(); String untruncatedText = labeled.getText(); if (displayedText.equals(untruncatedText)) { if (labeled.getTooltip() != null) { labeled.setTooltip(null); } } else if (untruncatedText != null && !untruncatedText.trim().isEmpty()) { final Tooltip tooltip = new Tooltip(untruncatedText); // Force tooltip to use color, as it takes in some cases the color of the parent label // and can't be overridden by class or id tooltip.setStyle("-fx-text-fill: -bs-rd-tooltip-truncated;"); labeled.setTooltip(tooltip); } } } }
Example #2
Source File: CssHelper.java From dolphin-platform with Apache License 2.0 | 2 votes |
/** * Creates a StyleableObjectProperty instance that is parametrized by the given parameters. The property will be a <tt>SimpleStyleableObjectProperty</tt>. The returned property must be defined as a field in the Skin class of the given Control class. * @param metaData The CssMetaData instance * @param skin The Skin that contains the property field. * @param <S> Type of the Control * @param <V> value type of the property * @return a styleable property that can be used in the Skin of a Control * * @see SimpleStyleableObjectProperty */ public static <S extends Control, V> StyleableObjectProperty<V> createProperty(SkinPropertyBasedCssMetaData<S, V> metaData, SkinBase<S> skin) { return new SimpleStyleableObjectProperty<V>(metaData, skin, metaData.getPropertyName(), metaData.getInitialValue(skin.getSkinnable())); }