Hi Kevin, Leonid,
Please, review a simple fix:
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~ant/RT-38861/webrev.0
https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-38861
(This is a post-push review request).
Thanks,
Anton.
This is probably a dumb question, but now that I have the monocle glass
implementation instead of lens running on Android/Dalvik, I am a bit
confused with prism/es2/monocle, since it contains duplicate files of
prism/es2/eglfb?
The OpenJFX wiki is very clear in explaining Monocle as a glass
impleme
There are no more design improvements planned for 8u40, and b12 has all
of the latest changes. If there is something specific that you had in
mind you could either discuss on this thread or file a JIRA, but it will
be post-8u40.
As for fixing bugs, we have about one more month -- M4 is on Dec
Other than bug fixes, there is no additional work planned. If there are things
you would like to see supported, please file requests in Jira. If there are
design bugs, please report them!
-- Jonathan
Sent from a touch device. Please excuse my brevity.
On 2 November 2014 07:05:10 GMT+13:00, Pete
Hi,
I tested Java 8u40 b12 dialogs. Are there any plans to improve the
design of the dialogs? Are there any plans for additional design
development?
BR,
Peter
Alternatively, I wonder how hard it is to access the underlying features
directly rather than try to use the real edit widget. Like, perhaps it's
possible to access autocorrect via JNA or equivalent.
On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 2:52 PM, Stephen F Northover <
steve.x.northo...@oracle.com> wrote:
> Hi
I am just getting started using the Dialog class and I noticed that my
dialog content is not picking up styles that I've added to a global style
sheet in my app. I suspect because Dialog's HeavyweightDialog is creating a
new Stage.
In my Main class I have:
Scene scene = new Scene(root, 600, 5
Ah, I the controlsFX code must be doing something to position the dialog.
Perhaps you can step into the code and see what it is doing.
The behaviour without a owner appears to be the standard behaviour - centre on
the screen.
Scott
> On Nov 1, 2014, at 9:39 AM, Pete Moss wrote:
>
> I get dif
I get different behavior. I am using JavaFX 8 (1.8u25) with
openjfx-dialogs-1.0.2 which is part of controlsfx-8.20.8. Here is my show
code:
OptionsDlg dlg = new OptionsDlg(); // where OptionsDlg extends
Dialog
dlg.initOwner(mainWnd.getScene().getWindow());
dlg.showAndWait();
When I
I was just addressing a bug in my application related to this. The behaviour
you describe happens only in Java FX 2.x. In JavaFX 8 the dialog still appears
in the centre of the display, but it chooses the correct display based on where
the parent window is.
I ended up adding a bit of code to r
Just getting started using the new openjfx-dialogs. One thing that annoys
me is the default initial positioning of a popup dialog. The default seems
to pop up in the center of the primary display screen. This is particularly
annoying when the app is running in my secondary display. Where's the popu
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