That should work for non-resizable Nodes, but resizables would be tricky
if not impossible.
During the layout pass, we need to know min/pref/max size. In this case,
it would have to be adjusted with the transformation (which can be a
rotation, shear or doesn't have to be affine). The transfor
One thing we’ve always considered was adding some kind of convenience API to
Node to toggle how the layout bounds are computed (whether they take into
account transforms or not). Martin, how difficult would that be, do you think?
Richard
On Jun 5, 2014, at 11:41 AM, Rafal Leibzig wrote:
> Tha
Thanks for advice.
I know this trick with wrapping in a Group, but as i wrote on
stackoverflow, there is dropshadow effect after moving mouse over the
control.
This effect extends group's layoutBounds for a while.
And when mouse leaves out the control, then group's layoutBounds shrink.
I found the
Hi Rafal,
you can wrap the control in a Group. That way, it's (actually Group's)
layoutBounds will be the same as it's transformed bounds
(boundsInParent). Alternatively you can use css styling, but I don't
know much about how to do it properly, maybe Jonathan can help you there.
-Martin
On
Hi,
Sorry for disturbing you, but I have a question and no one answered me on
other forums.
My question is rather simple:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23997115/how-to-scale-control-and-layout-it-properly-in-javafx
Thanks in advance.
You are the experts. :)
--
Rafal
