Looks good so far (though you'll want to call setCollapsible(true), not
setCollapsed()). Next step would be:
BoxPane boxPane = new BoxPane();
boxPane.getStyles().put()...
etc.
While you can certainly create your UI this way, I am curious to know why you
would prefer to do it "by hand" rather than using BXML. I know that a lot of
developers have an aversion to XML, and this is (to some extent) justified -
for many applications, XML is overly verbose, and something like JSON would be
more appropriate. However, for UI construction, XML really is handy.
Take a look at the BXML Primer section of the tutorial for more info on how
BXML maps to Java (and vice versa).
G
On Dec 2, 2010, at 8:00 PM, Jamal BERRICH wrote:
> Hello
> I'am creating a ui with pivot using Java (not xml).
> I'm searching to traduct this code in Java :
> <TabPane selectedIndex="-1" collapsible="true"
> styles="{tabOrientation:'vertical'}"
> tooltipText="Click a tab to expand/collapse">
> <BoxPane styles="{horizontalAlignment:'center',
> verticalAlignment:'center'}">
> <TabPane.tabData>
> <content:ButtonData icon="@anchor.png"
> text="Anchor"/>
> </TabPane.tabData>
> <Label text="Collapsible"/>
> </BoxPane>
> </TabPane>
>
> I have this :
> TabPane tabPane = new TabPane();
> tabPane.setSelectedIndex(-1);
> tabPane.setCollapsed(true);
> tabPane.getStyles().put("tabOrientation", Orientation.VERTICAL);
>
> can you help me please ?
