object TextFieldListCell
Companion Object for scalafx.scene.control.cell.TextFieldListCell.
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forListView[T](converter: StringConverter[T]): (ListView[T]) ⇒ ListCell[T]
Provides a
TextField
that allows editing of the cell content when the cell is double-clicked, or whenListView.edit(int)
is called.Provides a
TextField
that allows editing of the cell content when the cell is double-clicked, or whenListView.edit(int)
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A
StringConverter
that can convert the given String (from what the user typed in) into an instance of type T.- returns
A Function that can be inserted into the cell factory property of a
ListView
, that enables textual editing of the content.
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forListView(): (ListView[String]) ⇒ ListCell[String]
Provides a
TextField
that allows editing of the cell content when the cell is double-clicked, or whenListView.edit(int)
is called.Provides a
TextField
that allows editing of the cell content when the cell is double-clicked, or whenListView.edit(int)
is called.- returns
A Function that can be inserted into the cell factory property of a
ListView
, that enables textual editing of the content.
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sfxTextFieldListCell2jfx[T](cell: TextFieldListCell[T]): javafx.scene.control.cell.TextFieldListCell[T]
Converts a ScalaFX
TextFieldListCell
to its JavaFX counterpart.Converts a ScalaFX
TextFieldListCell
to its JavaFX counterpart.- T
The type of the elements contained within the
ListView
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ScalaFX
TextFieldListCell
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JavaFX
TextFieldListCell
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forListView[T](converter: StringConverter[T]): Callback[javafx.scene.control.ListView[T], javafx.scene.control.ListCell[T]]
Added to satisfy Spec Texts.
Added to satisfy Spec Texts.
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(Since version 1.0) Use forListView[T](StringConverter[T])
ScalaFX is a UI DSL written within the Scala Language that sits on top of JavaFX 2.x and and JavaFX 8. This means that every ScalaFX application is also a valid Scala application. By extension it supports full interoperability with Java and can run anywhere the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and JavaFX 2.0 or JavaFX 8 are supported.
Package Structure
ScalaFX package structure corresponds to JavaFX package structure, for instance
scalafx.animation
corresponds tojavafx.animation
.Example Usage
A basic ScalaFX application is created creating an object that is an instance of
JFXApp
. Following Java FX theatre metaphor, it contains astage
that contains ascene
. Astage
roughly corresponds to a window in a typical UI environment. Thescene
holds UI content presented to the user. In the example below, the content is a pane with a singlelabel
component.